Marshall High School - John Quill Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1952 volume:

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HERE you are privileged to select from a wide scope of offerings the subjects which appeal to your interests and meet your needs. HERE you prepare yourselves to assume the duties, responsibilities, and privileges of citizenship in our community. HERE you are provided with equipment worth 8150,000 to make learning more fascinating. HERE you have the services of many well-trained teachers who are interested in you as individuals. HERE you have the assistance of sympathetic and understanding men and women to guide and counsel with you. HERE you have the opportunity for enrichment and self-expression through music, art, and dramatics. HERE you can have good fellowship in the varied activities designed to help make your leisure time more enjoyable. HERE the loveliness of the main foyer casts its influence upon you at the beginning of each school day. Are these fantastic or imaginary wonders? No - they are real wonders in your own wonderland, John Marshall High School. ELMER W. SN YDER Principal 3 'S 'W 'N xf X, if ff 'X f ,A .,xsr 'zf k.,k K 1,25 , i s if ' r P .. '- 1 , 533 MM- . , 1 , 9 , S il I 'Q 4k'L W. .S f , pq an ' 3 ... z r' ,.. Ji FDREWORD if And Alice passed through the glass as though A it were water. Mx -42, S Lewis CARROLL fi if it ff' With these few strokes of the pen Lewis Carroll transported his character, Alice, from her mid-Victorian parlour into a fantastic world of make-believe. This book finds itself confronted with a more difficult task: to transport the reader, represented by Alice, or her companion, the Mad Hatter, into the world of Marshall, a world composed of learnings and skill. Here Alice, typifying the modern student, will learn more than the three R's of her day, as she comes to know the principles that have made our nation great. She will learn ideals that will be the guides from uncertainty and failure to certainty and success. At last, when she has passed through these halls and stands at the threshold of life on commencement day, she will realize that wonderland does not lie behind golden doors or looking glasses, but consists of the rich experiences of a full life. 4 r i MT h,ou ,.. H., L.,.,..,,., G.,,,,, is lg sims iii W qWe, the Class of 1952, dedicate the John Quill to the students of the past, the present, and the future - to those of the past for their lessons, their failures, and their triumphs by which we have profited., to those of the present for the courage with which they face a troubled worldg and to those of the future for their promise of building a new. world with a chance for a better life. Now we invite you, our readers, to step like Alice through Lewis Carroll's magical looki ass nto our own wonderland, Marshall High. V WW 36 s- in sfwvfiw' 'U My ai ie fe a If 5 A W v1,- lsif K lv. -.-...MN Q' M.. 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ULRICH MISS TURULA ADVISERS These live advisers have assisted the students in discovering their interests, developing their abilities, solving their problems, and facing their responsibilities and troubles. We should call them The Wonderland Team, for they have led their charges through the looking glass of confusion into the world of reality, 8 TABLE 0F GONTENTS W Ns, N CLASSROOM .............. ...... P age 11 N A Pool of Tears SENIORS ........................... Page 21 Advice from a Caterpillar ACTIVITIES ........................ Page 4 A Mad Tea Party sift 2' SPORTS ............................ Page 69 ' A The Queen's Croquet-Ground X PM ,WUI M ,dffw ' L f A M M dj Ayn WWW? If 0' J ,gf el - f , I f ' P - 9 v Y. 'a , gf 'f.Pf1gff. ' QF , ' ' ' A ii'-FVJQQW 1 f 'QQ' Qs? ,P- I . 'LJ 'A ' Q13 5 1325+ .. . I 2912? Q W I' S fav gl MR. EPPXNG MISS LEADER 1 1 w I speak severely to my boy. I beat him when he sneezesg For he can thoroughly enjoy The pepper when he pleases '77 MR. ECKHARDT THEY'llE HUMAN x kv In HAPPY BIRTHDAY THE VILLAINS 10 1 lg L QI Q 4 ,TQ 'X mfg A . J K: ' ' ': . M gif V 'V'f. J '154 N1 5 4,5 , 31,-V ,, ,ff-' yf ffnff 1 If I ,.-.1 M J'f. 5 ',0 1 ' ,' .r ff . , ff' ff A' I .,-J! 'f , . ' ,.i rx .V,,1 ! , V fm, JU, ey' ,, ,M nl, Inq-P'-' f 1 ,sn-.-N 'viqg ,Q-,.' ' , 'vim' N4 :E , .1 I 5,4 5 4'-2 -iffy' mf:- 3 J 3 4? g-9' ,if , ,y I 1,3 jg: . I. in 5' Y,, if . vb 51 N 'fy 5, :Spf if L5 fi-E' l 1 A 'x 1 .7 , - -1 ,, , at '- Q' 1.4, ' ,yy J' P sis :gf Q2 f ff' ef '- f' f..I :-,ff 12- . 4 ff .f S fi- if if A ',, ft! ss? I-, .f LW? Yi il 'fat fm .z if is N . Wann 'ffm-M ag: up Q 1' A:w f'3a.I!, . ., A -nail' x First Roux: I.. Remington, D. Cox, C. Swanson. R. Puls. Swmzd Roux' R Thrall, .l. Sullivan. H. Singleton. J. Mr-lku. F. Yorke, J. Eckhardt. ARTS AND CRAFTS Seated: D. Houseman. First Row: M. Lord, J. Conroy, C. 0'R0illy, F. Parkor. B. Bootll, lf. Olnistead. lf. Lotlr. Srfvnrzd Row: fl. Tliayer, I.. Friel, P. Epping, F. Potter. SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS l We Called Him a Torloise Stamling: N. Zona, A. Coram: R. White. M. O'Connor, Sl'l1fl'1lf ll. llolvornlw, K. lluvis, W. BuSi1nell. PHYSICAI. EIJUCIATIUN ENGLISH First Row: N. Bitz, P. R. Jenkins, M. Fulford M. Foley, E. Richardson. Second Row: K. Saunders E Standing: T. Boulls, F. Vetter, F. Leach, E. Cordon. Seated: C. Tanner E. Eike, C. lk-Zafra. SOCIAL STUDIES Standing: IJ. Brady, H. Lathrop, C DeLong, R. Clippinger. Scaled: C - Fuller, R. Wright. COMMERCIAL Because He Taughi Us Q... if 4 - fr, IMI i I l l I U l 1. Leader, M. Murphy, G. Jones, L. Bartholomew, II. Sheehan, E. Dunn. I 'WY IHA .K-I F. Chittenden, I. Mayo, A. Powers, D. Clark. FOREIGN LANGUAGE wk mg- S M Sf Lmfy Q S ew Si S ff :wk -Q' . A L5 , flags I I ' E M .. , A ,, .. , , 2 f +'Wmf?wwwwmQ A -5,-if . .lg ::jf::.--,- a t - . .f.:-.gm-w-.ga -. H -:sw ,aw-:ffwgx -1 5. Q? mga, W , , 2 J es A 'SH is Q 5 A gl 1 , .. ., ,iv . 7-gL ,, 3 A QS QA igw S L f. J, , , 4 , rs if by m h , H+. Q if 1 m , 1 ,f A . If Q m mi w 54'-1 , M J N' 'G k A ' ., iff' 4 Ky Q, N 9 ff la' 4 if 'Q ' K ' ., ,Q A , A in , Q x X f'LA f w ,. xl ' 7 5k 5 ' L gm W P - ' fx? A Q1QMW,,..A ..,N . ,vp M, 'r+4f. W Q, 1 'ki N YE! yn, A , ,.-.1 Q .,.h....f.,,fw.,1 W, R E A D I N G The study of classic and modern literature plus the use of motion pictures, film strips, tape recordings, records, and radio broadcasts brought meaning and enjoyment to the study of English. Two classes in remedial reading were formed to improve the comprehension and speed of reading. nrmnmng Again Everywhere we turn today we see the use of mathematics, from designing nut- crackers to splitting the atom. Students wishing to learn of this foundation stone of civilization were oilered courses ranging from arithmetic to the rigors of elementary calculus and solid geometry. 4:21 MATHEMATICS Many students chose to take the courses of the science c E M I S T R Y department-a department that emphasized the laboratory method and attempted to provide each student with the diamond tool of the scientific method. Pvc a Right to Think , Said Alice Business-minded students focused their talents on the third Hoorg here typing, shorthand, book- keeping, business law, and ofhce practice took the spotlight. Those who proved successful along this line took the co-op course in which they gained experience through on-the-job training. Office practice classes had some play along their work and held a party during the term. 0FFIOE PRACTICE ART Thus Grew the Tale ART ' LANGUAGE ' HISTURY Some students preferred the brush to the pen for self-expression. The Art department provided opportunities for the pupils to learn form, color, and composition to guide their inspiration. History was being made so rapidly in all parts of the world during this past year that the Social Studies department devoted con- siderable time to the current scene. Current events together with the history of the past prepared students to choose satisfactorily between alternative courses of future action. French, Latin, and Spanish were included in the curriculum this year, offering many opportunities for students to study a foreign language. The newly devised system of teach- ing Spanish through the use of records was introduced and students were able to hear the text of their newly acquired books spoken verbatim by a Spaniard. LATIN 18 MISS CI-IITTENDEN and MISS CRINNELI, Librarians of Wonderland The main oflice, in the care of Miss Jardine, Mrs. Cutaker, and Mrs. Uderitz, served the faculty and students of John Marshall efliciently and also handled school business capably. The nurse, Miss Heany, ad- ministered patient care to students who needed her aid. The sanctuary of a silent library was provided by the librarians .un- der the care of Miss Grinnell. Miss Crittenden, the psycholo- gist, helped students to make proper adjustments to school and outside life. JEAN TACY Library Aide MISS CRITTENDEN Psychologist . ..a...M f' 5 Q MISS HEANY Nurse MISS JARDINE and MRS. UDERITZ Office Workers I9 . k Row: KolesmCl4' Bac . Maw 1AN5 aw Wmaam Sutter- CUSTOD Tenn ' acci, First Raw: LSTVV Sam Bon Under the direction of Mr. Larry Tennity, the custodians bent upon the task of providing us with a clean, warm school. The staff was often called on to provide a comfortable school after hours, also, for social events. Who Stole the Tarts? With Mrs. Burdick directing the production, Marshallites were served hot nourishing lunches everyday by the lunchroom staff. The staff also worked on parties, banquets, and teas that were part of the school's life. First Row: Foster, Schriber, Bergdorf, Bemish, Stahley, Burdick, Cass, Fortune. LUNCHROOM STAFF 20 ' V f, 1 ? mf ,wan-' .-f W ,,...- 'fQ- ffm X f-. xx L , Q, 5 1.' 3 31- rfif' , ,,,,....., 0 Jfx 1 QQJKF' ,f ,f GRACE ANN AFFRONTI Never without a smile laugh. xgx I major in llvlng. f 1 vx4.l N. V 1... Q , QS .L Q-0 935 we ' QSSQQ, Pigs X Q99 Q19 CN P' 'w A Q E K e ,gn 2 X oixf, te' -'ai' XX' we 'N 22 . S Q e ex NK . oxvi XDA' Q99 44.9 :- -ave' gsbvg gs XJ' Y, 00 K0 9 A 0 , 9 x0 viewxoi 0 F e an NORMAN yo 'Fa'-ff' M' N CLASS The time has come, 'che Walrus said, f 1 , I .1 hy-rv J ff, I 14' f.f , L2 V, ,ns I ,.fp, 474 ,M PATRICIA MAE BECK 7. NORENE MARIE JOHN C. 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BROMLEY BRADBUBY A What you are to be, you Worry never 'wrinkled his Give me land, far from Oh, 91056 heavefllb' blue are now becoming. brow. civilization, and there eyes! I I'll make my home. 24 f O Shoes -- and ships -- and sealing wax W' X' ,YG M, P 1 OF I9 1 ww W ' svass Y ff' rf rj '93 I 4,,g04,,,y J ,,v4,J y, 0,011 krja' 01,71 .44,S, ' YUM! , ef- 661 WP A E 1112 Fl1,DO5'1bg: V ' r MA, A, 0 ysfvf . , . 434529 V' I, lJ pw!! 6'5od,E 95'Q' I , . Xf KE 255 . 33 45158 1' .- .nf Q W Bbpim To Q1 E05 I, .O 6e':4 0h, 01- . is F0 LX? an A70 r 013 0150 XV 4-414, fa, fc Oi? . ' 479 Mfr Rl gpm f fpff Hfffiwgf 6 of W1 ',ff.'pe.ur y 7' 'G agen N ' o0dnage,1-ffl-if , Lf! Ziff, 4,0 , pill? DONALD CARLTON JOHN CICOTTA P A LARK N'?Q-,GAIL NORMA Don is quiet, but lots of ln school, rather shy, She cheers uiteams CLEVELAND fun. Out, oh my ........ o'er hard g miles. Silence and modesty are N A valuable things. XJ 'N Of cabbagesf- and kings 55,4 25 ? 0 69 ,,, , YS Wfffzm .fp M45 0352. 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Before we have our chalg -mf I 29X JANICE CAROL HALL MARJORIE ANN HALL GERALD E. HALLICAN , For teachers she loves Everything in one: voice, Jerry's always at his best lt's booksq looks and personality. When deep in his diver- make For boys she has good sion-rest. looks. ex l I i vb ' J Ii, 6 x,- 9 . dv ' I L, L S 0 Xu A if A KOOY ceo 3 qw Q xv W A W HJ is ,fl l , ff' dsl- -, i , , O' xl W A My N 7 WWW gf' Qfaf Yw se WY' 6 'QW - e9 gx ' ' Q 6 q,?3'v x ,zisasv . , Q9 0 1 ,xi was 0-10' 91:05 6 C In A S S 5 A QS -sie' X s we Xl l' ' R .49 5 9 ,xy k XX I fiboxxe Q05 des I y I IGN 0 X ' N SW For some of us are oul' of lareallm, 30 ' ' 1 IJ Wi? ELIZABETH ANN ANITA MARIE Sf 5' O ' V- HA RTTER Betty's a tiny mite, Be- V M, HECKTOR WED ery fine but oh so shy 1 , the 'ness and ,LJ ' ar ! She re t with a h ' f h, - ' Sh:'s edynamite. gentgie iii! you X! 'gy TSW L! My y b ,W wi ' Iv ki, If Q HU WI A - 5 A Av' Q' iff V, 'Q' 'V.,n ' rffz 10,70 CN iz' , ,M ,. 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G GY' 13,9 '96 gs x 506 9030 Wg A ave, my av . 6- om 'Nl' S Gigli 5 6955 awake- 9 Wye zxssei rss: we iogfix' 90k 46609 is Xxef .K9 5 '96 Eva eaxet X 'Y 9 we 'fi .l'V NKNNa.,fffi llfmi ri 9 .og good into one. 1 SHIRLEY ANN CAROLINE JOHNSTON JOANNE PAULA JONES JOHNSON Always full of tricks, A copper haired Marshal I'll see you in my Work and play just 'seem lite dreams. to mix. With personality equally bright. CC P! No hurrg. said The Carpenter. OF l952 f A ln-sl L ' Ext L' - , ' h , L. . 325. 11 k . JI , X fi. w . If fig- -7019 6118 ao! -P! My C1113 x '6 SAUV01? A Llihf M 41 a 4 DI 4' A 'L xlib O , b5Zf,1jlf3f3 6f'lVf Wh' fa f wt.-S IQ dfewlnlumwyh cf-X90-I . l III-,,Z1t:Q9 he l1of5lf1lk4SS Q fm ' J qxsii 0 S 63 .4 C'1, Q 'I' 9,1 '4 050041 L N . 4 016035103 Cflyps lag elzhlye In KQAIP ages a than f W if is Qu- fbi, g00d Ze Q NB '64 00 0161 1 is N . 'flake CLEA GAYL DIANA NANCY JANE KOHLER KNOWLTON It's nice to be natural Slender and neat, pretty when you are naturally Cute and ellicient - that's and sweet, nice. Eleanor. Friendly to all she may 'V wp f mee Tlxeg llmanked lalm much for llmal. 33 Ll YCE KROECER BARBARA SHIRLEY GERALD LAUER S K0 I 30 Marshall just LAFLEUR Marshall will miss his art She as quit year, Her friendly smile m kes and humor. way. we're all glad that Living w rthwhile. ' Nj is here. ' f -X YY ' W . ,ff jgrfl fopfjj 889099965 xl , Y M f ws M X f is J. f B55 gb fl, A .M xg K yy, E4 5' V 'x will mx, QX QQ QLXJXB 596 eo X90 X699 W 'K Q , X50 .45 YAql5e0xe. QS Q XX xe- PSXSQXX' K 5560 691' xi? -26 0 5 veesi .541 ' offs, A N506 Y' egigvvok 6 X2 . axgfo' 59 '19 '25 xv Qi She C699 2586 Y R loaf of bread, ihe Walrus said, 34 lv x ' ' ' f Z f JOANNE If A qulet g y IS our Dlck LONG u . So nice to be near. 4 Vs X ff N M rx K 'U - - '95, ' M N N-'X S J lgpe ROSINA T n of he - N Jfryneg' ad V o app . 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Jyip XKNMAJXP Q, W JOHANNI: MARIE EVELYN MAE MORAN Georgias there may always 'S a gal thats MONTELLO Full of fun and smiles for be' to beat! Her giggles and laughter everyone. But never one as sweet makes friends. as she. Pepper and vinegar besides OF ff: 4 C005 I . , 4 0571-9 LINE ' 1952 M V' ..' Q 410 L l 1-A lyshieer mmf N ,ff V5-, S06 lg 5 V. I V v ole' QL VL ,lx Army, W 1 Af' . 4' ' 'I I ff' I fl M4 ,'L C LQ 05,9 H ' L L X0 N are Af S9 I. lea' M, 1 r In X 00 01 x RIS -6, , Wie, f'fo-,vCEe,,,,L A 'li We 050 N4 P f- :Ari ,, 01 - v . n el . -9 L - ' S- J 141 - 4 X if r - 1 v . l b at I i , 1 -'lt:..n , I Mat-L' I ,, lag! 50111 , I 9 H -C4 I 'L I . 1:1-eztlolslfjv 1 Jibo'E'ryJ:0l 1'va3f 0 N ' 8 I 0,162-9J,,1tZC 01163 aj one-C nope' 0' E0 , h ghd N , .. Qllf A Af Wiz 12, 205435 ' 0 , . .. mbjff... A M QB I f Q 01- f 'ad afff GERDA I. NAUMANN BARBARA J. NEALE AYNE L. NELLIS LUCILE MAY NEWMAN Clever and wise with Always smiling, never To him we give our ut- Her pleasant smile make plenty of class. blue, most praise. her B friend- .lolly Barb, we envy yuh. Are very good indeed -- -.4 37 fl. X Y Jo A N NRAQER AL D o,BRIEN to he 8 ' '!Z1! Sh . Ji a ill . ed? ,Vf jymegs JP MMO . WMA, I I NIU- K an L53 M -fV' V Iliovgyl :J gm - , Hughinbabq xgoxe- ofa, we, , 9509996 ww graceg Prem - he Y , me mg ,A dix-r-94 - sv- face W, sam we 5 qu . LJ dull U! K. 25530 wb 969. B Kfxeob V56 is V955 .5 bbq? I x ,t JM s. v Persrgefnt ' ,JIM X JM Q69 'YYKXQXP' ?+ 9-v-SW vfmixov, Y Y- GX,-XY 9650. 5 e eyed P-'MQQ1 . .wa go.-me fsaew 9 WM? A fygfffg fyggj Cy, 9' Y-PSX' 9 YR' xp! .5 0 ! 1. 43 opsxv ov-SWS W 6 X fm dxex QQ' erlex googvi., 96 0, 1 'Yogi-5 out 9-vie, vfoax 'A 'Yo Y' 900456 500' momokm 'oem XDYGNG P' Avi. No W . 9 If H0u9r C reads, O Elsrers aaa rs I I Vs JOYCE PERKINS lt's never too late for delight. uh 'l JW ff:-J 1 - 14' 4 190001 057117- fo 1' , 4 ,X 4 Elf I NEM P ROBERT PETER ROBERT PETTINGER 'L' lla ,A little work, a little Why hurry - I won't be Luk' smiling sf om ll 1 play, late. ' blue, , gf 0 . Q' XA lot of sleep, make a 7 fx 0 xl 4 , l' fi' jf 1. F good day. Q if 'xy?,' f'. 1 x A , H I- 0 M I I 1,51 141 , lpll -W Q . 6 lo A. 11 . X Pj, 84' 'ff 3 C4 V7 avvwf q - New 4 ,yo -Had grfve,c00'fV4lO P Ulrla' 6 Ivo 14' X I S I6 fd k X 0 Ia 6 boy 0 'ew s SWG ff!! adihliedx c-S86 pdl! L' , 'J 'Maxi' ' - rf -9 I ,V - Zi. Q M4171 'M' 9 'ff-f. fihbee .Z ' --cf j '960 ' ,ae M-M ,A 146 . M - ,.,,A.4 450 We can begil1flo 4f6eQi'lQ 5 ZEN K s 'X js - I: A rs Q - ir - Q' PJ ' fl, J' 96 R 115 PA A uf Y-'50 ee' A 1' fl 1 W J P599 .4955 X D 1 gr X U l gg' 3 , LD, 5355 Gael' We Ygsoxotj gi Gb Q9 3' WY' vet' Q-P' 0 YY-pdl Q95 X0 Jed Xeiyfus H K0 mvoviiweb QXQGJ.. IHA!! Q5 . O 'D . 1-YSCYW sw X5 gf! f le - can 010 G' 3 f laalxxftag' weoli.. qatosg O0 C906 xo Xxe Nj' 7 f 0 va We YM wt f l - 'e W W 4 l ,ff ff 0Nt W was ' , ff' , we tl . ' J MJ K l fp! bik 6639 7 9 AD 4 . fkw f' 'jp rl PHYLLIS JEAN .IOANN RICHARD CORRINE MARIE A RIEBELL RIGGS l RIGHTMEYER RIZZO Not too serious, not too A heart with room for Step hy step, one goes Small in stature-full of gayg every joy. a long way. fun A perfect girl in every Corrine's liked by every- way. P one. 49 ' But noi on us.' the Oysters cried, 4 gww Jff,,,wf'W f 2' 5M,,,,,lfv Z 02. tw OF 1952 f' 5 Xl 54 Zn A lx i ' Q . , .QQ ,Q 1 ., P67 liqgb fa li 4 011 S . 12611 of RQWEL H AJ, , 1 9 ' , KI' ry J 'be L AA!-,L Y 4' 1 K . Orig, C Jr ' Ns rf' S66 is A X44 a 4103010 4496 ppl- 0 X lowbg 8 7, O E 7, If A 004 so all 0, S4 63 'he 'W My 440 X fuck -boys Z0d6a,1 0116 0190 11 'f' . Q . +V' C015 and 46' 3 so 61- I6 be Ib bg J, Q W erry odd , ,G W. 116 00 4 S0 'Vis Char .QIEQ 4479 4, 003 'big gl 081 8,7117 ig lv ny, 0,515 ak .y Ile lglbg gforl WW Glj 156 RICHARD SCHMEER GAIL SCHNEIBLE FREDERICK SCHUDEL DAVID None but himself can be Ever considerate and ever A demon on the football Pleasing his parallel. refined. Held. A o xl Turning a lillle blue. BETTE JUNE SHAW CAROL JEAN TER Rare jewels are scarce. Y0u are my Sunghingf' jiftxll w ters un deep. Q 1 if . , D ' A-X G-l',' , I Y rip I off, L-2, 0 9.565 I Mi 7 x, xx i 5 14 V V X030 XM05 J cy KZQEXMM 9 N4 5 67 O ax Z 0 ' 69' kwa Roe' A M V' A Q, Q 61' ' lj' B95 ,A 5 YIJX 'I rf' 5906 8 E L' , - aw 505520: 'W 4 W ' N 42 X R s x, .r X x,-3 xy QN M X any maid 'I A 9 l A QXVQOQQ VAX: XS SX? Qofdg ,RCN 6 . SLQQXX ov x0 fi 59 WN' Y' 'eh YQ' 649 90 go XX QSXXBGEZLXGQA' ii KEXJ 59 6 . YSL ye Wfxi' - Q 9,99 .XSNGQ0 Ca X vow A 'Q' Y-Q5 xv' K9 After such kindness, Wai would be U' rf 'HK' JEAN MARIE TACY JANICE MARQIY H f I am haDPY when farthest He loyks qtfdious, buti. . I Always sincere and kind. THOMAS ff, I' from pen and book. 9' rd' . 'f ' Her hefrt is full '7fJ 3 DQ . 'i 1? ' 7 I F ' generoslty. ggi' Yu 9 ' I , L I I y X-' 'I ky x f dl' W 7 Q' 7 A XJ .v ' - ' A 9 A - A I . if ,, J i In 6 ' 1 ' ' A T4 604' . ' x- ,' 6 031, 400 7, ,. V I' J?-jf of our :IOAIQQS . fr 10168: 6,T,ULf0s hugo Ilya, Q Wi I by Us . 6 Ce v Gap Mw.'. f .' f 7 'fflfd' f 44, 00.9 - 6' 0 s 'o 07' 066-R 61: oo 870814, 17121, ' 1349, 0,, 1124 not 41re.jV7'0 J I 1 of flags, 'sw N69 ff' , 52 fo AIP-sfzybs l sfo ze- n 4, I0 A 6 ORWO 001-alias' 00 70 , ball 'Gao ,906 F1100 'I q C, E.. Q 3 I 0 '90,-3 I., . , 7 'J 1 0 Q G X .175 R dismal Hung io do! H y A 43 nb Q r,., g gif 5' 0' 11 Q f C040 1? gf K lqesszoff-0,1 fs 1, , -5?- ' X ! bsfria ov W S vf ,Ag 0-1 ff O S x QB X6 00599 We' Y5 . '46 SY' ,. we I ! I M 6,0 ex K9 QQQQA . f , 9 ' ix' W lr V ' 9' ' 1- gosbvxs awe C0965 V I ' 'ef 3' Cf' H' gsvll 2' .se XM' 0. 'sip 32,5 ' .WN ff Qs wks W A K0 it Ye' .- rs Q A I' 'I 55066 ' r 5 I 4 ' Wa-9' 3 ' V69 l , I W xgl, Kgs-' s 'O C2953 ered l 'L' lc! .QXN No' WW H 51 v. S7511 n ,V 'p- ri , 51 - sl- ' 2 ., 1, , ,ke ,W ,M W V, V f . ,U I 4 1 WI 1 , , 9 - + 1 NK? ox 4459 q 9 f- ' ' WM AM! Q.ossY5 .A wall . we I - ' MW ,SIN P' ko 4 5 YV v 0 XX ' ed A ' Q? sv 1 -1 , I. M!D X GXXZJ xv 5 y r N. N K U K . 7 A' 6569 1 i 7' 1' 5. I' f U we Q0 if A f ' 1 - - 1 , , ,rn ,L 5451. xrfah! fr , J: J W List xl if A 1, Q LA W hi! U 1 0 L' . rw f' brit L www' NANCY WALKER GREGORY W. WALL MARION DELANO JOAN I Eff? Cute and classy - - - A worker with a helping WHITE WILLETTE I' Th8l'S Olll' lassy. hand, Her humor we'll always Man has his will but if X Al1di0-Visual he under- remember. woman has her way. stands. 44- The nigh? is flue, The Walrus said. Jar! IAJII 'q Q 5 x . .. 'M A X -1. Qs . ii A 42,62 NYG Cf 4 441 'PJ J , gf, 0 S539 f,,,, 'flfflf If A 8 0 Of 'Cad 1,6 an ' fo 0' . IQ, JV LQ, . . 04600 ewfepge SO atgractlllgf we flfqjv 011 '11 s Q S po W 908111.03 el: Of Q, SIGRID STREHLOW German recipient of international scholarship, American Field Service, Inc., Student JMHS, September 1950 - June 1951. Rochester address - 52 Dorothy Ave. Present address - 16 Kassel-Harleshausen Am. Versuchsfeld 20 - UT S. Zone, Germany Do gon admire the view? everyojgo, WQLJA . 41 TU' 4- 191580000 65,-6 ls S 1. 00 611 ,wmv 'V1-003101 6 V . 8 fo 6361- R 64,701 ok, le a-T911 OE olllk as 123' Dbl 79 45 First Row: B. Barnard, G. Beach, S. Bottoni, J. Cliff. Second Row: J. Boyce, B. Cardwell, N. Miller. Third Row: F. Cosmnno, B. l,aFleur. J. Cleveland. P. Oliplmnt. C. Miller. Fourth Row: E. Moran, D. Munganast, l.. Mnnns, J. Long. J. Olicrlies. S. Johnson. Fifth Row: Mr. Clark, R. Snyder. D. Lawrence, R. Houghtling. l.. Lush, K. Don- natello. D. McLeod, l. Toner, V. Potter, P. Schaertel, T. Braley. P, Gears, J. Slater, G. Wall, J. Viola, J. Mattias. H 0 M E R00 M HUMERUOM l03 First Row: J. Riggs, R. Rlioades, J. Detsch, F. Perkins. E. Bradbury. M. Hall. Second Row: D. Gerber, G. St-hneilile, G. Aflronti, H. Kass. Third Row: J. Berna, J. Thomas, J. Smith, .l. Buck, C. Collyer. Fourth Row: D. Conklin. M. Tisch- lcr. C. Johnston. C. Edmonds, G. 0'Brien. Standing: B. Dunk, Mrs. Fulford, M. Stadt. R. Siilaaner, K. Meyers. C. Rowell, K. Rhoades, F. Schudel. R. Diamond. R. Auld, C. Bailey, H. Johnson, R. VanAuken, D. Sharp, D. Carlton, R. Morrison. 232 HOMERO0M 208 First Row: Mr. Vetter, E. Quick, C. Kortz, S. Bommelje, J. Tacy, D. Barone. Second Rouj E. Wufvnscli, J. Perkins, N. Bement, C. Kemp, V. Bixby, C. Cleveland, E. Lcppla, L. Oomke Third Row: R. Conger, M. Mathis, D. McQuaig1, R. Pettinger, D. Rightmeyer, J. Bennett, D Donovan, A. Triassi, C. Hvgenides. Fourth Row: P. Hammar, P. Lopresti, R. Fordyce M. ,Boykin. E. Koper, F. Raforth, D. Forcucci, D. Lavery, D. Brown, D. Dixon, R. Lloyd 'rs- '... '..,-an-,LL I First Row: C. Loyst, M. O'Grady, M. Williams, J. Jones, B. Herkimer. Second Row: D. Manfrecli, M. .l. Ellis, .l. Morrell. S. Kaplan, .l. l.auer. U. Howedel. Miss Tanner. Third Row: K. Jensen. D. llefiook. l'. Ili-ek. ll. Bauer, J. Crittenden. R. Toliin. Fourth Row: D. Richardson, J. Kroeger, K. Bohrman, S. Noonan, li. 1'olvm.u1. .l. HOMERO0M 201 Hoover, R. Pica, R. Beals, D. Bentley, .l. Bladdy. First Row: P. Riehell, C. Cratto, ll. Sehaodlich, .l. l.awSon, J. Monte-llo. Second Row: R. Troth, B. Nc-ale, V. Nm-miller, N. Kohler. Third Roux' N. Walker, L. Newman, .l. Hall, C. Ruscio, B. Dunno. Fourlh How: H. Waldman, .l. lllazzeo. B. Hammond, E. Nangre-ave, .l. Jensen. Fifth Row: lll. Kleve. Nl. Korol, .l. Savory. .l. Halligan. Sixth Row: ll. Wilson, W. Crown, Miss Bartholomew, T. Cornell, J. Hannahack, C. Fellows, F. Braley, G. Espie. First Row: .l. Shaw, N. Harper, L. l.ilrutti, B. Peer, P. Clark, J. Willettc-. Second Row: A. Smith, N. Bano, N. Colelmerlc, A. Hecktor, M. White, V. Putnam. ll. Johnson, C. Knowlton, Y. Holman. Third Row: C. FllI'Flf'Illlllff,Z, C. Mr-yr-rs, .l. Doyle. .l. Riehens, 'l'. Cnxin, ll. Smith, Mr. Cordon, C. Shorts, T. Hann, l.. lngf-riek, D. Hanwell, R. Eaton, W. Standing. E? A YEAR MARSHALL Open House ...... Marshall on Parade .... Fashion Show ..... Senior Tea ...... Polio Benefit Came Snowball ....... S. A. Assembly .... ,lunior-Senior Party Career Day ....... Senior Play .... Senior Banquet .... Athletic Banquet . . . Senior Dance .... Nov. 15 .Nov. 28 Dec. 4 Dec. 14 .....Jan. 16 .....Jan.25 Feb. 13 Feb. 15 Apr. 30 May 9 May 27 Jun. 4 Jun. 21 48 V Vf ' , . ' ,ff-if 5 ' ' ..S'.. ,V -.a ,.-X-4... ,.,,1. .,.-ww V .-Ju. V, RL , ,A-V... VV V- ffl? Qfa-5-ff :Q.L L:?1 31:31.-' A ffwgy-j,:3.f..,. . , f f . V,,,,,, .Q ,jf ,,-,. ,wi V WVR.. , .. - 'N' 1 'f' wx. ,, N,-x .ZA 4' .Jena . . , . 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R Caucus Race cies' ww e0,Y,ae9aYa YXX5 ev esxfiaixcku UYQXC L xoxa-Xwxwxe QXPSXUS S0569 Q P5750 90 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Joanne Long, Janice Detsch, Barbara Danno, Leonard DeFrancesco. 50 Joan Willette, Donald McLeod. GUARDIANS OF THE FLAG Rnd a Long Tale First Row: L. lngerick, Mrs. Barry, K. Jensen, J. Viola, B. Bierworth. Second Row: P. Clark, P. Tenne , D. Gears, J. ' Berna C. Gratto, J. Willet R. Pascale. Third Row: D. Menzie . aley M Ulrich F. chud . De esco TH EX TI xec we ' I. And Leglsla e 'N 'Dir rtiii J ut' '- -- K . fx, Y As a democratic institution, John Marshall High School had its legislature, the law-making body, and an executive department to carry out its laws and plans. The Executive Council consisted of the Students Association officers: president, Joe Viola, vice president, Lyle Ingerickg secretary, Barbara Bierworthg treasurer, Karen Jensen, the senior class president, the commissioners of several other groups, and class representatives. These stu- dents planned and carried out many worthwhile and successful projects this year. Among these projects were the two Student Association assemblies, four dances fhighlighted by the annual SnowballJ, an Eighth and Ninth Grade mixer, a Junior-Senior party, Career Day, and assemblies with professional speakers and entertainers. The Council also ran a campaign for ob- taining a motto for John Marshall. The Legislature, composed of a representative and alternate from each homeroom, contributed much-to the work of the school. Along with the Council, the Legislature amended the school con- stitution and adopted a code of conduct for the lunchroom. LEGISLATURE First Row: J. Jensen, A. Viola, C. Boyce, J. Ferner, W. J. Godfrey, M. Heherger, C. Ainsworth, T. Touner, J. Guarnere. Second Rauf: E. Nieskens. J. Schwartz, J. Eysvogel, J. Finucane, B. Lockwood, N. Miller, D. McQuaig, J. Coapman, J. Haitz. Third Row: R. Dickinson, D. Menzie, D. DeCo0k, N. Kohler, N. Coleheck, L. Cassata, F. Gartland, S. Canghlin, S. Marks, D. Geer, D. Evangelist, B. Bierworth. Fourth Row: F. LoPresti, D. Dixon, H. Waterman, P. Bonnet, E. Ingerick, B. Wood, J. Lynch, T. Giraiico, B. Allmro, Miss Turnla, Mr. Goetz, D. Holzschuh, B. Gallo, L. Ingerick, G. Niedermeir. Fifth Row: J. Kennard, L. Meredith, R. Eaton, D. Houghtling, B. Kruger, R. Bock, D. Howe, D. Burandt, J. Mazzeo, J. Clarke, C. Barnard, P. Kennard, G. Higgins. 51 First Row: K. Jensen, J. Smith, J. Buck, D. DeCook. Second Row: Miss Mayo, R. Gridley, N. Harper. Third Row J. Long, D. Gerber, V. Neuffer, A. Hecktor, B. Danno, V. Putnam. Fourth Row: C. Naumann, D. McLeod, R Rhodes R. Fordyc c, J. Viola, P. Hammar, D. Dixon. Fifth Row: J. Zachman, E. Koper, N. Kohler, J. Detsch, M Hall J. Willette. What Made You So Rwfuilg Clever? NATIDNAL H0 OR SOCIETY The National Honor Society was organized by the Secondary School Principals of the United States to stimulate scholarship in the high schools of our country and to endeavor to place secondary education on a higher level. The John Marshall Chapter of the National Honor Society paid tribute to its members who attained recognition as well-rounded students excelling in scholarship, character, leadership, and service to the school. Eligible members, teachers and members of the Society rated the student's character and leadership qualities while activity and athletic credits determined the student's service to the school. The ratings listed in these four fold qualities netted the new candidates. After the selection of seniors in the fall and the few junior members in the spring an impressive candlelight induction ceremony was held before the student body in the auditorium. At the January reception of new members Roger Gridley and Nancy Harper were elected president and secretary respectively. Miss Mayo was the faculty adviser. 52 First Row: J. Meinhardt, E man, M. Young. J. Moss, D loon, J. Stone, B. Frisby, M Nott, E. LaMendolu, F. Conte P. Crampton, J. Willette, B ter, G. Hughs, S. Waterman mels, W. Godfrey, M. Heber ger, P. Luteski, K. Brinkman Fourth Row: J. Zarnstorff V. Putnam, B. Ranke, R ton, G. Dougherty, C. Rowell G. Matthews, L. Lush, D Turk, N. Kohler, J. Tuckey N. Harper, C. Pearl. RATING CLERKS How Doth the Little Busy Bee? RATING AND BANK GLERKS If anyone walked into a homeroom the morning after report cards had been distributed. he would be sure to find the homeroom rating clerk busily checking the rating slips. The slips were re-checked by a chairman of each grade level and were then recorded in the office. Bank Clerks collected money from the thrifty students at J. M. H. S. After checking records with the highest possible degree of accuracy, they turned the money and slips over to a committee who re-examined them and sent the' money and records to the bank. BANKING CLERKS First Row: J. Trapani, M. Bianchi, J, Davis, M. A. Guarin, B. Holman, J, Finucane, P. Bianchi, S. Pope. Second Hou: l.. Bates, P. Westwood. L. George, D. DeCook, I.. Fraser, J. Dewey, J. Buck, B. Dunk, G. Stipe, R. Dayton, B. Bush. Third Row: P. Luteski, C. Pearl, E. Higham, W. Godfrey, N. Parnell, D. Webster, J. Eysvogel, N. Harper, P. Caprio, S. Farress, S. Vollertsen, S. Waterman, J. Case, D. Hamby. Fourth Row: C. Ruscio, M. White, B. Simpson, J. Ledlie, B. Hieneman, G. Dougherty. J. Jacox, T. Preston, V. Putnam, B. LaMont. Reber, J. Cardillo, J. Kuch- Johnson, Mrs. Olmstead. Sec- ond Row: R. Dayton, J. Gil- Holman. Third Row: J. Sut- C. Rexer, C. Stotz, J. Mes- sura, B. Malchow, N. Par- Schwonke, R. Fender, T. Hin- 1 ' i ' J' First Row: S.- lngraham. P, LaMendola, T. Qiralico, P. Cooley, P. Oliphant, M.' Wilsofi. A..Smith. C. Brannd, L. George, ,,'S. Cftllna, P. Wheeler. Sedond Roar: A Chatterton, A. Sherman, D. Wanfqhan. E.:W'ehster, D. Conklin. M. J. Ellis, F. Cosmano, Fi. Wisllart, J. Counts,llV. Could. B. Ottnocl, P. Beck, J. Smith, M. Hall. B. Bauer., Third Row: K. llawes, J. K Olmerligs, C. McAvinney, B. Danno, C. Johns. B. Bierworth, V. Croth, M. Larry, R., Bock, H,' Powrie, B. Ranks, M. Clark, I C. Wilsori. Fourth Row: J. Holton. S. McKiss0ck, S. Usborn, C. Baher, P. Worsechml. Cliff. M. E. Riedel, C. Knowlton. C. Reach. K. Lallorie, P. Schacrtel. J. Kellaway. G. Naumann, M. White.-.Fifth Row: C. V. Veldc, D, Teague, L. Russo, 'gi Ilopresti. J. Ilalligan. N. Stalford, W. Burlingame, R. Johns, D. Williur, B3 Sullivan, W. Nellis, D. L. Robinson, H. aterman. ' f CC ' ' First Row: W. J. Godfreg M. Heber er, N. Fairhank, T. 0'Neill, S IA Daniels, D. Davy. Seconal Row: T. gD'Hara, J. Paliani. D. Holman J. Eckhardt, A. Maccallini, J. Trapani, J. Cosmano. Third Row: C 1 Cignorino, F. Church, G. Clement. M. Auten, C. Selke, C. Brasser C. Baldeck. Fourth Row: S. Griffin, R. H. Copeland, C. Perry. R Kasper, D. Bennett. Fifth Row: D. Fumby, V. Wright, C. Godfrey C. Cole, J. Jensen. IUNIDR CHOIR J The Junior Choir, directed by Mr. Singleton. blended their melodious voices to produce their versions of '4Praise the Lordgw '4Lovely Appear, c'The Lost Chord, 4'Kentucky Habef' 'iPoor Petergn Carefully on Tip Toegv and c'Bl0w Lightly. Some of the selections men- tioned were sung in concerts. Many of those belonging to the junior choir will add their voices to the senior choir next year. 54 la. , , f. -'ffr .f-, SENIDR CHOIR Led by Harold Singleton, with Mrs. Laura Remington as accompanist, the Senior Choir, composed of one hundred tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade students, had a most successful year. The schedule of events included an inspirational Christ- mas and an Easter program in John Mar- shall, an appearance at the zone meeting of the New York State Teachers Associa- tion in October, a concert at Number 11 School, and several assembly programs. Officers elected for this year were Phil LoPresti, president, Louise George, secre- taryg Janice Detsch, treasurerg and Marjorie Hall, wardrobe mistress. First Row: J. Siller, F. Berry, L. Libutti, D. Mungenast, N. Colebeck. Second Row: P. Schmid, S. Cibney, .L Detsch, P. Riebell, B. Frisby, S. Kenyon. Third Row: C. Messuro, E. Camper, S. Bottoni, C. Moore, E. Eckhardt, P. Malone, .B. Viele. Fourth Row: D. Hanwell. B. De- Krame, C. Schaertel. P. Jackson, E. Storey, N. Cote. Fifth Row: E. . Coleman, H. Mitchell, W. Preissing, F. Baxendell, C. Villareale, E. FQP YOUI' Dehghv, LaMendola. ' , 'I A First Row: M. Boyd, B. Cote, M. Newton, D. Stubbs, J. Vermett, D. Mitchell, D.' Anderson, A. Schaertel, M. A. Cvarin, B. Hassf-lwander, N. Kehr. Svvorzcl Row: l. Fuchs, C. Stotz, R. Kowalski, S. Marshall, J. flilhert, M. Young, F. Scott, C. lrish, J. Carstairs, B. Blanchard, H. Kenyon, D. Meir, B. Powers. Third Row: L. Jardine, A. Bishop, D. Bladdy, D. Ceer, S. Koper. C. Stotz, N. Parmele, N. Shaw, D. Evangelist, D. Reeves, L. Perkins, E. Benton, B. Dean, B. Coulter. Fourth Row: P. Caprio, J. Stiles, B. Blattner, S. Piker, C. LaBar, E. Pike, M. Jackson, L, Drummond, B. Hubble, K. Weitzel, .l. Young. B. Bryant, K. Plummer. Fifth Row: P. LaRuez, E. Higham, B. Lockwood, J. Dewey, S. Danno, J. Case, D. Guerin, A. LaRocque, L. Fraiser, M. A. Miller, K. King, D. Cooper. First Row: J. Smith, M. White, J. Buck, L. Oehmke, M. Keenan, M. Vitello, K. Brinkman, B. Dunk. Second Row: Mr. Jenkins, D. Carlton, B. Tobin, D. Burandt, V. Putnam, P. Clark, J. Morrell, C. Gratto, DOCKET STAFF News From the Looking Glass House To inform its readers, to relay news accurately, and to give its reporters experience in jour- nalism have been the purpose of the Marshall Docket. The staff consists of an editor-in-chief, four page-editors, a press bureau, a cartoonist, photo- graphers, typists, copy readers, and reporters, assisted by the faculty adviser, Mr. Philip R. Jenkins. ln October of 1951 five staff members journeyed to Syracuse for the Empire State School Press Association Conference. Here they heard an address by cartoonist Milton Canifi, creator of Steve Canyon. The group, accompanied by Mr. Jenkins, stayed in Syracuse two days and had rooms in the Jefferson-Clinton Hotel. ln the spring the annual Docket banquet was held and outstanding reporters were presented with their Quill and Scroll memberships. This organization is an international honorary society for high school journalists. First Row: J. Al-peter, C. Abendroth, M. Morse, S. Ewing, K. Brinkman, T. Giralico, C. Rizzo, W. Dean, J. Coap- man, S. Marks. S.'l'UIllZR01,UI R. Crumb, E. Wadman, J. Haitz, J. Messura, B. Ford, M. V. Byers, C. Braund, R Dayton. J. Braun, P. Bianchi, M. L. Robertson, J. Donner, L. Ruemelin. Third Row: P. Merriam, E. Wishart, M Larry, C. Greene, C. Matthews, G. French, J. Hall, R. VanLare, R. Holbrook, B. Gienger. DOCKET REPORTER. 56 DRAMATICS GLASS Under the direction of Miss Bitz, the John Marshall High School dramatics class began its second season by offering theatrically-minded students an opportunity to further their knowledge of the stage. This year's Class worked on enunciation in order to improve their speech, They also learned some of the stage technics essential to everyone. The students read several plays in class, and learned the basic fundamentals of pantomine and make-up. This course was not only worthwhile, but a source of enjoyment. That's Nothing To What I Could Sag I-f I Chose Mrs. Saunders' Radio Workshop classes learned the fundamentals of writing and produci their own radio shows. The Station Manager, assisted by sound-effects men, engineers, an an- nouncers, produced for the listening pleasure of the English classes LThe Ghost of Benjamin and Twenty four Hours a Day A Christmas highlight was The Lost Halo written . 4 . V as iv- 77' - - ' cc va - a S i student. Marshall's up to the minute news-cast was continued this year in the form 1 91 Unlimitedf' W H RADIO cuss 4 t K il' R :VX xx K X R 5- V J Tx Blat' ix K 1 s 5 -. xy L xx. .vi 'x 4 57 yt lf-1 ,ffl ci fx lf. 2 72? ,A X 'E 0 mf 'vw X3-, x LQ T kit: U T x ' is C .Rx v ' fd! Q. L A A , xA W A L v G' 4 X x , pn 3 . .X , 5, 's j. X . J V 5. . , jf: . V . 1 j V H. 4 Q 1 ik sl l 1' ',e',,,jl1J S E N I UR J A, .af N ,N -1 B A N D HF Nl .J . 1- First Row: L. Kazmayer, L. Seeley, K. Plummer, J. Laundry, N. DeVries, J. Reckohn, L. Cecierm . 4 B. Kruger, P. Riehell, R. Gridley, M. Newton, Mr. Thrall. Second Row: P. McCabe, A. Johnsol .i 'I' J. Stilds, J. Dean, D. Wheeler, J. Halligan, R. Bargainnier, B. Seils,' L. Rusho, N. Bane, P ' Mg! l, Hestier, P. Rianchi. Third Row: F. LoPresti, T. Becer, D. Smith, W. Humm, F. Caress, R. Eastol r ,1 ' , KL xx ' 5 . w , , .X N 'i' lbx X ' . . if if rf' d's Nlurdermg the Tame! The curtain parted and a hush fell over the assembly. The conductor rapped his baton lightly and the overture began. Lilting strains of music emergedf-first softly and then with a swelling rhythmic tempo that thrilled the ear of the listeners. It was the John Marshall Band, resplendent in their orange and blue uniforms, per- forming before the student body. First Row: D. Pool, T. O'Hare, D. Kolwalski, D. Waite, J. John- ston, B. Morgan. Second Row: D. Menzie, Mr. Thrall, D. Ros- ington, C. Baldeck, R. Hubble, P. McCabe, J. Vermett, J. Laun- dry, T. Becer, M. Newton. Third Row: N. DeVries, J. Dean, L. Kazmaier, L. Seeley, J. Zarn- stofl, J. Halligan, D. Stutzman, J. Stiles, D. Bane, D. Holtman. Fourth Row: G. Schneible, E. Caster, D. Smith, W. Porter, B. Root, L. Joiner, C. Edmonds, J. Reckohn. ORCHESTRA 58 G. Schneible. J. Coniglio, E. Caster, D. Menzie. Fourth Row: R. Schlosser, .l. Zarnstorff, C. Edmonds. W. Porter. L. Joiner. B. Root. R. Srranton. Fifth Row: D. Carlton, D. Edgett, B. Auld, D. Stutzman, R. Burrie, D. Bane, D. Holtman. off Wm. His ncaa Members of the band, junior band, and the orchestra labored diligentlv through- out the year in order that they might provide pleasing music at assemblies, football games. and special concerts. Much of the Credit must be given to Mr. Roy Thrall, director of the bands, and the orchestra. whose combined efforts greatly added to the prestige of John Marshall. First Row: C. Ainsworth. M. Robinson. C. Donner. l.. Seiley, D. Mansheld. Sccurzrl Row: M. Bianvhi. G. Lougliborough. A Crowley. .l. Hix. .l. Dvsancon. S Moulton. Tl1irr1Ro1c: A. Viola. C. Stipe, .l. Cuarnere. D. Guil lod. D. Ellis. T, Runker, A Trif-st. Fourth Row: V. De- Crave. D. Wlisliart. R. Usborne R. We-iss. D. Ireland. D. Turk Fifth Row: C. Higgins. C Phelix. .l. Miller. P. Kennard T. Tonner. F. Cern. Sixth Row J. Carstairs. JUNIOR BAND 59 First Row: l.. Perry, B. Green. E. Inge- rirk, IJ. Klump, .l. Wheeler, D. Kesel. Second Row: B. Peters, R. Beals. E. Mc- Cilly, C. Bates, E, Coleman. D. Groth, U. Houghtling. I. Hoover, R. Pica, D. Edgett. TRAFFIC SQUAD s'OsQ'0 J. Turkey, E. Nangreave. C. Shorts, F. Cosmano, J. Boyce, C. Wall. A STAGE DREW First Row: G. Matthews, S. Carter, B. Bromley, D. Dixon. Second Row: B. Du Biel, B. Humm. N. Bitz, C. Greene. Down We TUKEN . 0FFl0E 60 AUDIO- VISUAL Ifirst Row: K. Donatella, C. Johnston, M. Curry. F. Jones, R. Barone, D. Wilson, ,I, Thomas. R. Scouten. If. Ponticello, R Rightmyer. Scvomi Row: D. Christy, V. Potter. T. Gavin, J. Hannabach, D. Hought- ling, R. Uiamond, T, Braley, P. Gears, R. Hough. James Lambe, B. Green, K. Andrews. Rabbil Hole First Row: R. Schlosser, J. Tuckey, P Vlfestwood, M. Byers, W. Dean, S. Ewing D. Thorne. Scronrl Row: M. Martin, E Worl1oy's, L. Oehmke, E. Evkhardt, fl Moore, B. Ford, L. Hooker, K. LaBorie Third Row: R. VanLare. G. Frenvh, A Kamb, L. Alman, P. Gears, B. Glass, E Caress, C. Greene, R. Holbrook, M. Robertson. Fourth Row: Mr. Thayer, G. Hughs, IJ. Robinson, S. Carter, T. Braley R. Maslyn, B. IJuBiel, H. VVaterman. INDOOII TIIAFFIO SQUAD BOOK STORE Mr. DeLong, L. Almquist, J. Sutter, N. Galloway, I. Zachman, B. Danno, H. Drake, 61 A. Bridgeman, V. Neuffer. I.. u Seated: D. Carlton, C. Gratto, Miss Dunn, C. Rowell, F. Cosmano. Standing: J. Buck, D. Barone, D. Christy N. Miller. J, Berna. D. McLeod, E. Koper, V. Neuffer, M. White, N. Kohler, J. Long. C. Ruscio. JOHN QUILL GENERAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief ..... Managing Editor . . . Lay-Out Editor . . . General Adviser . . . Senior Editor .... Activities' Editor .... Classroom Editor . . . Sports Editor .... Girls Sports Editor .............. Marion White Art Editor .................,... Donald Bentley Art Staff ........... Henry Kass, Marvin Boykin, Thomas Cornell, Frances Cosmano Art Adviser ...,,.......... Mrs. Florence Yorke Business Manager .. .......... Robert Fordyce Business Adviser .......... Mr. Daniel Houseman Advertising Chairmen. .Joseph Mazzeo, Lois Munns Advertising ............ Lester Lush, Secretaryg James Matties, Dorothy Johnson, Ruth Rhodes. Georgia Miller, Janet Smith. Carol Loyst Advertising Adviser ........ Mr. George Swanson Sales and Distribution Chairman ......... . . .Dolores Gerber I 0 I'l N Q II I l I. . . . .Christine Gratto . . . . .Charles Rowell . . .Kenneth Rhoades . . . .Miss Ethel Dunn . . . .Virginia Putnam . . . .Nancy Kohler . . . .Donald McLeod . . .Donald Carlton Charles Rowell, Kenneth Rhoades, Christine Gratto JOHN QUILL EDITORS ST Seated: Mrs. Fuller, Mr. Houseman, Mr. Swanson, Mr. Epping. Standing: L. Lush, D. Johnson, R. Fordyce, L. Munns, S. Carter, R. Dayton, J. Matties, J. Mazzeo, B. DuBiel. AFF-1952 JOHN QUILL BUSINESS STAFF Sales and Distribution Committee .......... Lois Oehmke, Bill DuBiel, Roberta Dayton, Steven Carter Sales and Distribution Adviser .......... Mr. Paul Epping Photographers ........... David Christy, Donald Carlton, Robert Eckerson, Janice Hall Staff Typists . . ........... Joyce Berna, Jean Buck, Virginia Neuffer, Joanne Montello Typing Adviser . . . ..................... Mrs. Fuller Henry Kass, Mrs. Yorke, Frances Cosmano, Thomas Cornell, Donald Bentley. JOHN QUILL ART STAFF Proofreader .. ............ Carol Shorts Grinds Editor .................... Joanne Long Grinds Committee ..... Joseph Viola, Janet Smith, Bonnie Peer, Ralph Pica, Ronald Diamond, Lois Oehmke, Dolores Barone, Constantine Evgenides, Nancy Miller, Frances Cosmano Senior Statistics Editor ......... Virginia Putnam Senior Statistics Committee ..... Constance Ruscio, Jean Buck, Lois Munns Write Ups .... Leonard DeFrancesco, David Dixon, Angelo Triassi, Barbara Dunk, Joanne Long, Roger Cridley, Janet Smith, Jacqueline Morrell Junior Aides ..... Barbara Ford, Karen Brinkman, Sylvia Ewing, William Bowden 63 BETA TRI-Y First Row: B. Benjamin, P. Caprio, E. Hig- ham, G. Clement, P. Crampton, L. George. Second Row: S. Daniels, G. Snively, V. Weber, M. Lango, Y. Villard, S. Farress, J. Owen, J. Herzog, P. Hodecker, N. Clende. Third Row: G. Robinson, J. Braun, I. Koetzle, S. Calloway, J. Hudson, G. Baker, J, Dean, J. Knights, R. Shaw, V. Could, J. DuPont. N. Smith. J. Davis, B. Mosher, D. Reeves. C. Zeitvogel, S. Marshall. Fourth Row: J. Cliff, J. Tacy. , The Garden o ALPHA TRI-Y First Row: J. Alpeter, J. Ledlie, B. Holman, J. Coapman, D. Welmster, S. Cornish, B. Frisby, V. Laakso. Second Row: S. Pope. R. Oliphant, J. Long, P. Bianchi, l.. Munns. Thlrd Row: J. Carson, C. Refer, S. Van Atta, D. Hangman, K. LaBorie, P. Malone, ll, Eckhardt. Fourth Row: J. Mitchell, C. Johns, N. Shroy, D. Schwartz, M. Martin, P. Pierce, D. Conklin, E. Wor- hoys, J. Holton, B. Dunk, F. Ladd, J. Cleveland. Fifth Row: J. Pike, F. Gartland, N. Calloway, C. Smith, .l. Johnston, J. Lynch, S. Ewing, C. Moore. PHI zen . BETA , nu-Y First Row: B. Smith, R. Wolf-T, N. Kilbury, P. Mosher, F. Salvaggio, L. Petralia, D. Bladdy, D. Marvin, M. Young, K. Mc-Williams, E. Reber. Second Row: J. Land, L. Ruemelin, S. Marks, B. Simpson. D. Geer, L. Fraser. D. Davy, D. Evangelist, D. Begy, M. Corson, J. Smith, A. Richens. Third Row: A. Korol, C. Sabin, S. Danno, M. Wood, M. Mofht, S. Simpson, L. Rusho, C. Stotz, S. Piker, B. Kowalski, E. Storey. Live Flowers S I G M A T R I - Y First Row: S. Townsend, M. Curry, S. Couch, M. Stephens, C. Townsend, B. Breisch. Second Row: .l. Hix, R. Thorpe, I. Murney, N. Elliott, M. A. Calligan, H. Cridley, D. Quinlan. LASA TRI-Y First Row: J. Bates, J. Dewey, F. Nimmo D. Pearson, N. Merkel. Second Row: G C. Gregory, J. Hutchison, B. Ranke, V Wright, N. Kehr, P. Wheeler, D. Hauss, M Richardson. Fourth Row: B. L. Brown, S Stutzman, P. Cooley, B. Lockwood. DELTA TRI-Y First Row: C. Gratto, K. Brinkman, B. Cienger, N. Kohler, J. Cardillo, B. Ford, J. Laundry, L. Hooker, M. Morse, C. Paige, J. Messura. Second Row: J. Eysvogel, B. Brierley, J. Walker, D. Koop, B. LaMont, J. Cardwell, N. Lawrence, B. Herkimer. Third Row: .l. Siller, B. Byers, C. Loyst, R. Rhodes, S. Foster, D. Lee, R. M. Canavan, B. Seils, M. Powrie, M. Hill. Fourth Row: B. Kaiser, J. Hall, G. Naumann, C. Wilson, D. Gerber, J. Tuckey. 65 Simmons, B. Lutz, M. Merritt. Third Row. N-Qs-Q-CAA' LJJQQ- Q q.1,,..1' igbvdl- ,q,,4.,s.f,., Lays?-A Kneeling S Soprlto, M Cook, B Barnard, G First Row: F. Berry, S. Cigna, C. Lemon, G. Celestino, A. Korol, B. LaMont, S. Berry, H. Cramer, B. Cramer, Leader E. Worboys. DRUM MAJORETTES Peer, E. Kfqafer, N. Miller, J. Zachman, J. Detsch. Clark. A Sp VARSITY CHEERLEADERS P6 at Q1'Q3l fl Cheer Please! The 0193-1952 varsity cheerleaders with Capt Patricia Clark at the helm completed a s ltesgjul season in stimulating the school sp' t gf Marshall students at assemblies and gQ During their many practice sessions, L . . X errxrtgdlfere corrected, coordination was estab- gf lishe , and new cheers and formations were liwoglfed gout. Many excellent performances were 15' also turnedj-ixrby the majprette corps under the I' iytefliqielrg Made ship of Edith Worboys. Decked Ur in'fneV vorangel dh-'blue uniforms, the girls ML,afp,pLei1rqd-il3 paradgpland in an assembly program. I - 1 if .' X I 1 CHEERLEADERS J. Milanetti, J. Weber, V. Putnam, C. Ruscio, N. Miller, D. Reeves. BETA First Row: D. Lewis, J. Doyle, .l. Wheeler. S. Carter. Second Row: Bellor, Snyder. Ill-Y T. Srliutte. B. Peter, B. B. Cass, C. Greene, B. DELTA HI-Y First Row: S. Patton, K Hanes, R. Nacca, R. Eaton Second Row: .l. Kennard, R Weining, C. Kerridge, P Hammar, D. Carlton, C French. Third Row: B Tobin, K. LaBorie. J. Jones, C. Shorts, L. Oemke, L. Lush, C. Mosteller, G. Naumann, D. Conklin, E. Nangreave, M. Williams. LUNCHROOM CASHIERS STUDENT SEURETARIES as First Row: Nl. White, B. Danno, F. Ladd. D. Koop, J. Perkins, D. Pearl. Second Row: B. Hammond, C. Ruscio, .l. Buck. JK. llvvktor, S. Rottoni, N. Walker, D. Webster, E. Worlmys. Third Row: S. Maselay, A. Winter, D. lxlC'QlllZ?lgI. ll. Perkins. lf. Koper, J. Detsch, D. Barone, J. Welier, .l. Tavy. Fourth Row: C. Wingate, J, Walker Wood. .l. Zan-liniaii. l'. Clark. Fourth Row: ,l. Braun, M. Morales, S. Gruver, R. Snyder, S. Bennett, B. Simpson IQ. Camper, C. Johns. F. Jones, B. Bebich, G. Kemp, Y. Holman, D. Morrell. ,B. 1 67 Jean Buck, Miss White, Marion White Shirley Van Atta Volleyball Club ' GIRLS' SPORTS SWIMMING Not to be outdone by our famous boy's swimming team, the Marshall Mermaids did their part in holding the perfect swimming record. At a swim meet, held in our own pools, the girls came in first place to take top honors in city league swimming. Pat Caprio spurred our team to victory with her high-ranking style. Patty Beck presided over the meet, arranging and organizing the events. BASEBALL Baseball club was a big success under the leadership of Miss White. Four teams were formed and the girls played against one another in competition. The two championship teams battled for top honors in a series of hard fought games. VOLLEYBALL The volleyball club, with Mrs. Holcombe as instructor, beat all other volleyball teams in the city. The girls practiced in club and worked hard to perfect their techniques. Good sportsmanship and teamwork played an important part in helping them to win the city title. SOCCER Newly introduced, soccer became a real hit with the girls. Although it took time to become familiar with the rules and regulations of the game, it rapidly progressed in popularity. The girls played on a specially marked field and showed ex- cellent signs of teamwork and sportsmanship. . S. Foster, J. Dean. BOWLING CLUB 68 Standing: R. Chennell, S. Stein, S. Van Atta, R. Selke, A. Bishop, L. Cass, S. Pike, J. Piker, B. Baker. Seated: X, X J.f f 'KX N 'HF 'f1' JJ !!'K'Q4l. J X x ff H M 5 J! , 0 15 Qfffffd I My ff If , ,.'-,- '- I - .j!. A .uyufe-1' J 'J Af' J , I Wi , ...X ,M - I ,v -, ,a -... t X , , ,,,. kk: K , ..' ziiifibf f av ' P J ,Lv 11. ',,.. ,.,1,,m .-ff. AP' 1'-', I , . .-f,,- ,.- -- -. W A fr ,-if 'tb .- ,,,.. Q. J l, .I V, K . Y .W T15 'I I AJ, , . :I vig.- .1 W 54 , .g-,Q ,.-.-.,- ,il 5:- . , A f fv , , ',.,. '-1- f ' ,..Z PIX- A i ,w:'-f1 4:-W, -fl' n u - :-. --V.-.nf . 1 .nur ru . .', .ful QQ,-2.-vdwvwfrgfw, .1-2.3, .,, ,M ':.fQ'F'fi?iT ?I- Hr 'gE,,v15:mwi4':u1.'wf- ' WM -.-fy f !ff. :f:,p.'f - '- -' , . , ,.,,f.-.-fg,'.:5,4-A, , .'..N-,-mf,..:,,,. ,,. - . .lr.--uw.-ff,,.' '. -f . H.-1,-.5 1,.1f'F,,1f5 'j..f-.1 rfvv , , , x - -fd-'fpia'CxiL.i1,,.-,g,.:'-+3' , Vg .-.-.-,.,..,-,.gxq.,n-. .,,,f- .. -4, yn-1,4-4+-. 'V ' ' -1 . jf. .47,.gf1g. ',L,,5': 3,-W. , ..-,--v- ,Ln J M V ':'fjf-rap' Q, ' wewvki , Q. 1,1 ,x 'f. ' . lf ,1f3, ,:,- . .1 ' ' A ' ' Auf .31-vpvgiphr .Lung-, '-, 25.3.5 fa '44,-ml . Q-Qu, pr . O,-VT'-'K Tux' CGRNS LL , w4i,'va'Eb ' C Weawer, M. Stadt, W. Crown, E. Ingerick, P. Bonnet. I- ,X A A 5 soccha TEAM gf' ' ' ' ' :fx u. usav- - First Row: D. Wilson, W. Bowden, J. Collyer, J. Wheeler, J. Eysvogel, B. DuBiel, L. Watson, R. Alaimo. Second Row R Tobin, R. Eaton, H. Hoak, N. Trevor, L. DeFrancesco, L. Ald, B. Caprio, J. Paul, D. Kirchmaier Standing D. Simpson, R. Pica, G. Bryans, B. Battling, L. Ingerick, D. Spieler, M. Korol, K. Mansfield, Mr. Gerace I Av f . I ., -' il , I L I In ' Theuchampal- uwhdse Echoes Live F I . L soccaa For the second consecutive year John Marshallis Orange and Blue clad pitchmen captured the city and sectional titles. The teayrn, coached by Mr. Cerace, compiled a record of 10 wins and no losses. T . This yearfs team was a surprise because of the many regulars lost from last year's team. These positions were filled extremely well by such players as Ken Mansfield, Don Speiler, Bill Bartling, Ed Ingerick, Bill Crown, and Lyle lngerick, all of whom were reserves in last year's team. Also contributing much to the team's fine showing was the addition of Paul Bonnet, a transfer from Scottsville, and the playing of Chuck Weave1', a freshman. SOCCER SUMMARY Marshall . Edison Marshall Franklin Marshall . . . West Marshall Monroe Marshall Madison Marshall . . . East Marshall Charlotte Marshall Jefferson SECTIONALS Marshall 3 . . . . Brighton Marshall 8 . . . . Wayland The Soccermen In Action. 70 XBOWLING TEAM . - K V .WRESTLING G. Konieczny. D. Topham, R. Pascale, J. Wheeler. First Row: R. Dean, E. LaMendola, H. Hoak, L. lngerick fCaptainl, L. Watson, E. McCory. Second Row: E. Wad- man, R. Rider, C. Signorino. D. McAnn, R. Gallo, C. Schudel. Standing: R. VanPutte, B. Durfee, P. Bonnet, L. Meredith, XJ AA-.M 'XX ' NX it TEAM .l. Diamond, H. Waterman, T. Hann, D. Sharp, Coach Davis. , yr X F1 xxi Q bxbb . N t K W 'Tii-T,akeo You On With Pleasure ix L 1 X-X -... ii :V ' i 1 Ns tx WRESTLINQ ' T BOWLING wfI'he'1,MarShall 'matmeny for first year under the waitehltll eye ofxccxch Ken Davis,i managed to pull out of an early'season 'T tnp and fini ittongly to capture fifth The Marshall bowlers, directed by Mr. , Zona, were able to do no better th ie down seventh place in the interscholast R boiling N place in5jth6Q1ters astlb lea Marshall showed its league, The main reason for th' was! ac- Sffiggih 'MEIN 'UICY UC e league champions credited to a general need for ma rial.f The '1 L fro Char tan The best pointagetterl on the team proved boys, most of them juniors and sophomores to he. Terry gun who suffered only one defeat in eight hope to make a better showi ext year. malbihes. T X , 3-5 tx A ' . 1 X' V 'AF Xa! X I' ' lx ,173 x , ,F X tx J . FOOTBA L 'I V' I .l I ji, ' M 1: .. .. . T-' ei S .1-ti t . .X . 1' W .X Hit injuries early n the si son, thevJur1tsts Qthn nd' Blue rldder finished leagueweayji t second lastv place. -season non-league-xenf: ters.t 6 f dtltzalfs ca red ftyree wins ily' Xl I? tyQ'gQXBast, brit l er ere struilil by injzfriesd ma aging to an e the remaining Hare? i EQQW- U X . I' 'Q' x , E' X X ii 4 Qj'lJtNs!'iardest by fiijjuries wqfevthe qluarterbac and f back sloth, the bac one foil al wingti? 'Q 4 imniationif Pig?-seasdn injured 'were.Don Bent , Dave err , ,lim M 'es. Ki X f t' .. wthe limelight for fthe team wds the st' ar pla inxgr f ve harp arid C ain Ange Triassiil if L on the line, backed by the terrific runningl of Fred ,Al . W e were awarded berths on , ' ' X' v ' A , x- second team all league squads. Q . Coachx Davis offered a varied offense this year, Qth smgle and double wing attacks. i I 'N First Row: B. Noonan, A. Viola. Second Row: R. Wayland, I. Marvin, K. Rhoades, T. Hann, D. Sharp, A. Triassi fflaptainl, D. Holschuh. H. Waterman, R. Corey, J. Mazzeo, F. Schudel. Third Row: C. Philorea. P. Triassi, P. Kneefe. ll. Rrown, E. Peske, R, Durfee, D. Axon, .l. Parsons, D, Frank, G. Johnston, E. Daniels, C. Schudel. Standing: J. Matties, C. Rowell, A. Lyon, D. Barclay, J. Begue, A. Johnson, Coach Davis, L. Skelnar, M. Stellges, D. Mc-Ann, B. Heineman, D. Robinson. 71 FOOTBALL TEAM .iii 'U gy A 3 E : A gs 4 ' 9:5 'lm - M-f. K f 5' 3 BASKETBALL SUMMARY FIRST HALF Marshall 60 .... .. West 52 'Marshall ......................... Fairport 37 Marshall 47 .... Charlotte 41 Marshall ............... ..... E ast 42 Marshall 42 .... Madison 44 lVIarshall ...... West 36 Marshall 49 .... Jefferson 51 Marshall .... Charlotte 43 Marshall 38 .... Monroe 36 lVlarshall Madison 39 Marshall 65 .... . Edison 46 Marshall Jefferson 52 Marshall 60 .... Franklin 35 Marshall ............... .... IN Ionroe 24- 4Marshall 41 ...... Fairport 32 Marshall ......................... Edison 37 SECTIONALS Marshall .................... Franklin 53 iMarshall 41 ...... . llornell 36 SECOND HALF 'Marshall 41 ........ Madison 40 Marshall East35 :Non League Play. The Lion and the Unicorn Were Fighting for the Crown BASKETBALL MARSHALL FINALLY DID IT! For the first time in the sports history of John Marshall, the basketball team, mentored by Coach Bushnell, won the section five Class AA Championship by squelching Madison by a score of 41 to 40. One of the best quints ever produced at I.M.H.S., the squad had a league record of fourteen wins against four losses. These losses were heartbreaking because each game lost was decided by the narrow margin of one or two points. The most evident factor for the excellent type of basketball displayed was the marked improve- ment of Dyno Evgenides. Don Bentley, Dave Simpson, Ken Rhoades, and Len DeFrancesco. Dyno Evgenides developed into the most improved player on the team. His ball hawking and clutch scoring contributed much to the team's drive to second place and a berth in the sectionals. Dave Simpson started slow in the first half. but finished in a blaze of glory, setting the school's individual scoring record, by dunking in 33 points against Edison. Don Bentley, although plagued by sickness and injuries, developed into a scoring threat and was the team's top defensive man, drawing the assignment of guarding the opposing team's highest scorer. Ken Rhoades fitted well into the brand of ball played, adapting himself into a successful set-shot artist, as well as having a deadly jump shot from around the foul line. Len DeFrancesco, All Scholastic choice for the second straight year, showed again the reason he was chosen, as he led the Marshall scorers with 226 points. When he wasn't scoring he was pass- ing, checking, and playing an all around floor game. Along with Lenny, Dave Simpson and Ken Rhoades both landed a berth on the All Scholastic second team and Dyno Evgenides and Don Bentley were among the honorable mention players. Left to right: Coach Bushnell, K. Rhoades, D. Donavan, D. Simpson, D. Bentley, M. Korol, L. DeFrancesco, D. Evgenides, A. Triassi, R. Pica, B. Mears, D. Holledel. 73 MONPIH Marshall Mermen at the Franklin meet. The Lion Beal the Unicorn Its 112! Continuing on its winning ways in the season of 1951-52 was the John Marshall swimming team under the excellent coaching of Mr. Championship Gerace. The team, led by Co-captains Ronnie Waytalak and Pete Schaertel, splashed its way past all opponents with ease except Frankling when the meet was decided in the last race. Through graduation the team will lose Pete Schaertel, Dave Stoll, Pete Hammar, Jerry Laurer, Ron Diamond, Don Carleton, Jerry Collyer, and Dave Dixon. This year Marshall became co-owner of the 100 yard backstroke city record when Ron Waytalack swam the distance in 1:06 to tie the record previously held by Edison Tech. In the Sectionals, the Marshallmen again came through, with Bill Caprio and Pete Schaertel breaking two more records. J. Lauer, P. Schaertel, Bill Caprio, R. Diamond. SWIMMING SUMMARY Marshall 64 Marshall 4-1 Marshall 66 Marshall 65 Marshall 60 Marshall 62 Marshall 58 Marshall 57 SECTIONALS Marshall 70 Madison 11 Franklin . . West . Edison Jefferson Charlotte Monroe . . . East Franklin 34- 9 10 15 13 17 18 65 1 AX. ' 5' 2 JX wi x B x V A 1 Q N 1 i ,lk EE 3?-T lro Fig! Row: R. Dialnond, P. Schaertel, Mr. Cerace, B. Caprio, D. Dixon. Second Row: P. Hanimar, D. Wilson, J. Lauer, G. Jewett, J. Collyer. 'X RlllRround We Town SWIMMING TEAM . vim, P Fly thru the air - Ronald Waytalack Perfection -- Dave Stoll Rivals - Paul Commisar, Bill Caprio Back Row: J. VanDuser, S. Carter, R. Dickenson, J. Bennett, R. Bagamnier, R. Steidle, Coach, D. McLeod, J. Doyle, D. Haddleton, R. Edgett, D. Hammond. Front Row: T. Schutte, H. Kass, A. Form, I. Toner, R. Roberts, E. McGregory, P. Forkell, J. Doyle, G. Higgins, C. Signorino, Manager. CROSS COUNTRY Does the One Thai Wins TRACK Under the watchful eye of Coach Davis, the track team captured three thirds and a second in their four triangular meets. This netted them seventh place in the Final league stand- ings. Outstanding for the squad was Paul Merholf, who garnered the city title in the 440 yd. dash, but was elim- inated in sectional competition. Other competing were Fred Eysvogel, Gerry Collyer, Joe Mazzeo. Bill Wing, and Bob Tobin. TENNIS The Orange and Blue tennis team, coached by Mr. Wright, finished the 1951 season second only to Monroe. They posted a fine record of 6 wins and 2 losses. In the city tournament Fred Tausch captured the singles cham- pionship while Dave Ferner and Richard Beals garnered the doubles' championship, thus giving to Marshall the two possible sectional berths. Both Fred and the doubles combination were eliminated in sectional play, how- ever. CROSS COUNTRY The cross country team with Mr. Wright as mentor ended the scholastic season in seventh place. Mainstays of last year's squad were John Bennett, Richard Edgett, Anthony Form, Roger Dickenson, Ivan Toner, and Tom Schutte. Although none of the boys took honors in the sectionals at Hobart, they showed the usual fighting spirit which is characteristic of John Mar- shall. TRACK TEAM TENNIS TEAM l l First Row: P. Merhoff, R. Tobin, D. Edgett, F. Eysvogel, Kneeling: R, Gridley, G. French, S. Carter, J. J. Crittendon, D. Kirchmaier. Second Row: J. Collyer, Righens, D, Beals, Standing: Mr, Wright, M. Stellges, D. Moose, S. Meridith, T. Kass, C. Russell. B. Watson, D. Ferner, F. Tausch. 76 First Row: R. Morrison, E. DeRyke, D. McKnight, D. Simpson, F. Raforth, K. Rhoades. Second Row: R Harter, L. DeFranceseo, R. Pica, Coach Bushnell, N. Trevor, D. Bentley, E. Tripp. Gel the Crown? Rslsed Rlice BASEBALL John Marshall's baseball team of 1951, under the skillful supervision of Coach Bushnell, wound up the season in a tie for second place, after posting an excellent record of six wins and two losses in league competition. Leading the squad in hitting was Len DeFrancesco with a terrific .458 seasonis average. Vying with Len for top honors were Norrie Trevor and Ralph Pica, each slugging out a fine .321 average. Not quite so outstanding at the plate, hut equally as important in the field were Ron Harter, Bob Morrison, Dave Simpson, Ozzie Tripp, and Frank Raforth. Handling the hurling duties for the Marshall men was Ed De Rycke, who came through with six victories as opposed to two defeats. Relief pitching roles were handled by Len DeFrancesco. BASEBALL SUMMARY Marshall 3 .............. Spencerport 4 Marshall 11 . . . ..... Edison 5 Marshall 7 . . . . . . Charlotte 4 Marshall 2 . . . .... Madison 0 Marshall 1 . . . .... Jefferson 3 Marshall 21 . . . ..... Monroe 3 Marshall 4 . . . .... Franklin 0 Marshall 5 . . . .... East 8 Marshall 2 . . . . . .West 0 77 Ralph Pica GRACE AFFRONTI From St. Augustine's: Fashion Show. 0 9 ROBERT E. AULD From Greece Central: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2: nor 0 W- ity Letter 2': Major Activities Letter 3: Alternate Homeroom Representative: Assembly 1, 2, 3. CHARLES BAILEY From Barnard Union: Intra-mural Basketba . o ege NORMAN BANE: From No. 34 School: Cross Country 3: Ba minton 2, 3: Life Saving 3: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Swimming 1. Undecided BEVERLY BARNARD From Greece Central: Community Chest : Swimming , : Varsity Cheerleader 4: Tri-Y 1, 2, 3: John Quill Pictures 4. ork DOLORES T. BARONE From No. 41 School: Homeroom Pres dent 1: Alternate : Senior Play Usher 3: Red Cross Benefit Game 3: Reserve Cheerleader 4: Student Secretary 4: Sophomore Dance Com- mittee 2: Guide 1: Student Association Assembly 4: Marshall Day 3: Marshall Day Queen 2: John Quill 4: Assembly 4: Swimming 1: Dancing 1, College BARBARA LYNN BAUER From No. 41 School: Student Secretary 4: wimmmg , : .Ivnior Choir 1: Senior Choir 4. Undecided HAIL S. BEACH From-No. 7 School: Sports Dance 1: Re ross : Jun or Choir 1: Rating Committee 1, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Mar- shall Day 3: Senior Tea 3: Music 3: Athletic Banquet 3, 4: Senior Banquet 3: Marshall Day 2: Operetta 2: Senior Tea 4: Tri-Y 2, 3: Dance Committee 2, 3: Swimming 1. Work RICHARD L. BEALS From Bennett: Traffic Squad 3, 4: Track 2: Tennis : ome- room Basketball 1, 2, 3. College PATRICIA BECK From Barnard: Life Saving 2, 3, 4: Opere a : ater a e y 2, 3, 4: Swimming 1, 2, 3: Junior Choir 1: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: VVater Safety Leader 3, 4: Music 3: Assembly 3: Stu- dent Aide 1, 3. ng NORENE MARIE BEMENT From Sacred Heart: Swimming 1: Sigma Tr - 1, 2, 3: Mes- , scnger 4. WVork JOHN G. BENNETT From No. 7 School: Cross Country 1, 2, 4: r : Home- room Basketball 3: Intra-mural Swimming 1: Memorial Day Parade 1, 3: Minor Letter Athletics 3: Honor Roll 1, 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Homeroom Rating Clerk 2, 3. A Colle e DONALD R. BENTLEY 'Ptrom No. 7 School: Basketball 1, 2, , 4: oo ball , , , Bzflseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Athlet- ics 2: Major Letter Athletics 3. Undecided JEAN ELIZABETH BENTLEY From No. 7 School: Tri-Y 2, 3: Service Corps 3: nor Letter Activities: Swimming Club 1: Baseball 1, 2: Volleyball 1, 4: Hitpln 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2: Ping Pong 2: Athletic Com- mission 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Commission 3. 4: Playdays 2, 4. Work JOYCE F. BERNA 'From No. 41 School: Operetta 1: Office Messenger , : quare Dancing 1, 2: John Quill Staff 2, 4: Marshall Day 3: Grad- uation Usher 3: Memorial Usher 3: Finance Commissioner 4: Financial Books 4: Museum Usher 3: Civil Service 4: U Attendance Aide Alternate 2, 3, 4: Assembly 3, 4: Snow- ball 3: Senior Play Usher 3: Senior Banquet 3: Executive Council 4: Committee 2. Work VIRGINIA ANN BIXBY From No. 41 School: Dance Committee 3: Senior ea 3, 4: Square Dancing 1: Badminton 3: Athletic Banquet 3: Senior Banquet 3: Scholarship 3: Student Aide: Junior Red Cross 1: Swimming 1: Junior-Senior Party 3: Marshall Day 3. Work' .IEROME BLADDY From No, 34 School: Soccer-Varsity : Football 3: ome Basketball 3: Snowball 2, 3. Undecided KATHERINE BOHRMANN From Jefferson: Marshall Day 3: Student Assoc at on As- seinbly 4: Office Messenger 2: Senior Tea 2: Dance Checker 2, 3: Senior Banquet 3: Athletic Banquet 3: John Quill Dis- tribution 2. Undecided SHIRLEY ANN BOMMELJE From Greece Central: Swimming 1, 2: Tri- 1, 2, 3: quare Dancing 1: Senior Play Usher 3: Museum Usher 3: Grad- uation Usher 3: Red Cross 3. Work 'SHIRLEY ANN BOTTONI From No. 34 School: Swimming Meet: Baseba , : o ey- ball 3: Square Dancing 1: Senior Choir 3, 4: Athletic Banquet 2: Senior Banquet 2: Social Dancing 4: Hit Pin 4: Docket Typist 4: Student Secretary 4. Work JOAN ELIZABETH BOYCE g From No. 41 School: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Wa er a ety ea er 1: Volleyball 1: Volleyball Play Day 1: Leader's Club 1: Ewim t ' -Baseball 1, 2: Hit Pin 1, 2: Minor Letter Ath- tics 1' a Letter Athletics 2: Badminton 2, 3: Dancing 1, 2. 3. P1 'g Pong 2: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Office Messiger 1: Banking Office 2, 3: Student Secretary 3: Square nce Manager 2: Square Dance Teacher 2, 3, 4: Student Associ- ation Assembly Committee 4: Rating Clerk 3: Radio Work- shop 4: Token Office 4: Honor Roll 2: Honorable Mention 2. 3. 4: Life Saving 1. Nursing MARVIN BOYKIN From NVest High: Junior Red Cross 2: Minor e er Scho ar- ship 3: Honor Roll 3: Scholarship 2, 3. College ELAINE ANN BRADBURY From No. 7 School: Scholarship 1, 3: Badminton : Ra ng 1: Junior Choir 1. Work FRANKLIN BRALEY From No. 41 School: Homeroom Basketball 2. ndec e TED H. BRALEY From No. 41 School: Homeroom Basketba , , : e Corps 1.1 2: Indoor Traffic Squad 3, 4: Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4: Audio-Visual Club 4: Representative of Service Commission 4: Executive Council 4: Honorable Mention 3, 4: Executive Council Committee 3. vvork BARTON W. BROMLEY From No. 7 School: Varsity Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra-mura Swimming 1. 2, 3. 4: Varsity Soccer 3, 4: Minor Letter Ath- letics 3: Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Visual Service 2: Homeroom Rating Clerk 2, 3: Stage Crew 3, 4: Marshall Day 2, 3: Dance Committees 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 2, 3: Assembly 4. College DONALD HAROLD BROWN From Barnard: Football 4: Homeroom as e a , : Goblin's Ball 4: Memorial Day 2, 3, 4. Colle GARY WALTER BRYANS From Barnard: Varsity Soccer 4: Varsity Swimm , , : Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Athletics: Major Letter Athletics: Swimming Leader 2: Junior Life Saving 2: Intra-mural Swimming 1, 2, 3: Rating Clerk 1. ded JEAN MARIE BUCK From No. 41 School: Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Major Letter Scholarship 3: Swimming 1: Swim Meet 1: Basketball 1: Baseball 4: Soccer 4: Bank Clerk 1: Junior Choir 1: Student Aide 1: Junior Prom 2: Community Chest 3: Attendance Clerk 1, 2, 3, 4: Assembly 1, 3: Graduation Usher 3: Marshall Day 3: Dungaree Frollc 2: Docket Staff 4: Senior Pictures 4: John Quill 4: Radio YVorkshop 4: Dramatics 4. College BEVERLY A. CARDWELL From No. 7 School: Swimming 1, 2: Ping Pong : Swimm ng Meet 1, 3: Water Leaders 3: Senior Life Saving 3: Minor Letter Activities 3: Minor Letter Athletics 2: Homeroom Alternate 1: Homeroom President 3: Phi Zeta Tri-Y 1, 2, 3: Student Secretary 4: Honorable Mention 1, 2: Senior Choir 1: Inter-High Choir 1, 2, 3: Bookstore 2: Scholarship 1, 2, 3: Square Dancing 1. Work NOREEN ANN CARL From Greece Central: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, , e er Scholarship 2: Major Letter Scholarship 3: Student Messen- ger 1: Homeroom Alternate 3: Marshall Day 3: Graduation Usher 3: Scholarship Commission 4: Delta Tri-Y 1, 2, 3. Undeciid DON CARLTON From Barnard: Inter-High Band 1, , , : omeroom - resentative 2: Tennis 2: Swimming 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Ath- letics 2: Minor Letter Activities 2: Major Letter Activities 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2: Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4: Sophomore Dance 2: Homeroom Basketball: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. College JOHN CICOTTA From Barnard: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Co ege PATRICIA ANN CLARK From No. 41 School: Swimming 1: Bas e a , e 1: Leaders Club 1: Badminton 1: Minor Letter Athletics 2: Major Letter Athletics 2: Life Saving 2: Rating Committee 1. 2: Dungaree Frollc 2: Varsity Cheerleaders 3, 4: Captain Cheerleader 4: Service Corps 1, 2: Attendance Clerk 1: Fash- ion Show 1: Minor Letter Activities 2: Major Letter Activities 2: Assembly 4: Executive Council 4: Athletic Commissioner 4: Athletic Banquet 4: Docket Staff 4: Representative to Edwards Fashion Board 3: Student Secretary 4: Tri-Y 1, 2, 3: March of Dimes. College GAIL NORMA CLEVELAND From Barnard: Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4: Usher Gradua n C Student Secretary 4: Senior Pictures 4: Bookstore 1, 2: Stu- dent Association Electlons 1: Pan American Assembly 1: Registration 2: Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Major Letter Scholarship 3: Marshall Day 3: Junior Red Cross Blood Bank 3, D Work JOYCE C. CLEVELAND From No. 41 School: Swimming 1, 2, 4: Ping ong : Ba minton 3, 4: Music Club 2, 4: Senior Tea: Tri-Y 4: Junior Choir 1: Square Dancing 1: Red Cross 1. College JUNE MARCELLA CLIFF From Barnard Union: Scholarship 2: Junior oir 1: ank Clerk 1: Guide 1: Legislature Alternate 2: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Usher Senior Play 3: Dance Committee 3: Marshall Day 3: Usher Junior Choir Festival 2: Bank Clerk Alternate 2: Senior Choir Operetta 2. Nursing ANNE KATHERINE COLEBECK From Holv Rosary: Swimming 2: Square D . : , - islature Alternate 2: Dance Chairman 3 : Ticket Sales 3 : Com- munity Chest 3: Choir 3, 4: Athletic Banquet 3: Senior Banquet 3: Homeroom President 4: Senior Tea 4: Assembly 4: Docket Typist. WOPR GERALD F. COLLYER From Greece Central: Soccer 1, 2. 3. 4: asket all 1. 2, 3. 4: Swimming 1. 2. 3. 4: Swimming Team 3, 4: Track Team 1. 2. 3, 4: Memorial Scholarship Drive 4: Minor Letter Athletics 2: Major Letter Athletics 4. College RONALD REMINGTON CONGER From No. 7 School: Life Saving 3: Homeroo Alterna e 3: Swimming Team 4: Audio Visual Club 4: Montgomery Ward Youth Center. Armed Forces DONNA GRACE CONKLIN From Honeoye Falls: Alpha Tri-Y 3, : Senior Chor , : Music Club 3, 4: Sales at Game 3, 4: Dance Committee 3. Bu ROBERT COREY From Football 1. 2, 3, 4: Service o : omeroo asket- ball: Major Letter Activities: Minor Letter Activities: Mlnor Letter Athletics. College THOMAS CORNELL From No. 34 School: Swimming 1: Jun or e avlng : Varsity Track 3: Varsity Soccer 3: Varsity Wrestling 3: Homeroom Basketball 3: Minor Letter 3: Snowball 3: Dun- garee Frollc 3: Alpha Hi-Y 1, 2: Marshall Day 3: John Qulll Art Staff 4. Armed Forces FRANCES ANNA COSMANO From No. 41 School: Basketball: Swlmml : o eyball : Leaders Club 1: Square Dancing 1: Hlt Pin 1, 2: Dancing 3, 4: Bowling 3, 4: Radio Workshop 4: Minor Letter Athletics 3: Junior Choir 1: Dungaree Frollc: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Teacher of Social Dancing: Cc-mmunlty Chest 3: Banking Office 3. 4: Goblins Ball 4, Colle e WILLIAM CROWN From Greece Central: Varsity Soccer 3: onora e 1, 2, 3. Work BARBARA ALICE DANNO From No. 34 School: Rating 1, 2, 4: Jun or : en or Choir 4: Square Dancing 1: Career Day 2: Homeroom Rep- Student Bookstore 1, 2, 3, 4: Marshall Day Picture Representative 3: Usher-Senior Play 3: Homeroom Alternate 3: Graduation Usher 3: Minor Letter Treasurer of Senior Class 4: Swimming 2: o lal Dancin 4 Hit Pin 3 4 resentativc 3: 3: Dance 3: Activities 3: Baseball 3, 4: Volleyball 3: S c g : , : Honor Roll 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Major Letter Scholarship 3: Assembly 4: Dance Committees 2, 3, 4: Senior Tea 4: Student Secretary 4: Honorable Mention 2, 4: Tri-Y 1. 2: Checking Committee. College DIANE MAUREEN DeCOOK From No. 41 School: Homeroom Represen , , : Rating Clerk 2: Banking Office 3, 4: Junior Prom Checking Committee 2: Junior Town Meeting Participant 4: Student Association Drive Co-Chairman 4: Guide 1: Red Cross Rep- resentatlve 4: Senior Choir 3: Honor Roll 1, 2, 4: Graduation Usher 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 1: Major Letter Scholar- ship 2: Minor Letter Athletics 1: Major Letter Athletics 1: Minor Letter Activities 2: School Award 2: Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4: Constitution Revision Committee 1: Dun- garee Frolic 1: Square Dancing Teacher 2, 3, 4: Assembly 3: Volleyball 1, 2: Leaders Club 1: Hit Pin 1, 3: Square Dancing 1, 2, 3, 4: Swimming 1: Badminton 1, 2, 3: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Dancing Manager 2: Ping Pong 2: Badminton Play- day 2: National Honor Society 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Dra- matlcs 4. Q Nursing LEONARD MICHAEL DeFRANCESCO From No. 7 School: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: erv as , Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Stu- dent Association President 3: Senior Class President 4: Ping Pong Doubles Championship 3: Ping Pong Singles Champion- ship 2: Radio YVorkshop 4: Minor Letter Athletics: Major Letter Athletics, Undecided .IANICE LORRAINE DETSCH From Greece Central: Homeroom Representat ve , - room Alternate 2: Student Secretary 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Senior Choir 4 : Scholarship Minor Letter 2 : Major Letter Schol- arship 3: Graduation Usher 3: Senior Banquet 3: March of of Dimes Drive 3: Honor Roll: Secretary of Senior Clasiav k or RONALD EARL DIAMOND From Forest Hills Junior High: Varsit w mm ng 3, , - sembly 3, 4: Dance Committee 4: Senior Life Saving 3: In- tra-mural Swimming 2, 3: Junior Water Safety Leader 3: Minor Letter Athletics 3: Varsity Soccer 3: Memorial Schol- arshin 4: Marshall Day 3: Hi-Y 2: Audio Visual 4: Radio XVorkshop 4. College DAVID JOHN DIXON From No. 19 School: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4: Execut ve ouncil 3: Homeroom President 4: Assembly 2, 3,'4: National Honor SOCIBIY 3. 4: Dances 2. 3, 4: School Award 3: Marshall Day 2, 3: Major Letter Scholarship 2: Major Letter Activities 3: Swimming Team 1. 2. 3, 4: Sports Announcer 4: Junior Water Safety Leader 3: Service Corps 3: Radio Workshop 4: Honor Roll 1, 2: Honorable Mention 1. 2, 3, 4: Bank Messenger 4: John Quill 4: Music and Dramatics Commi on College KENNETH DONATELLA From No, 16 School: Homeroom Basketball , : rac : Football 3. lle e DENNIS DANIEL DONOVAN From No. 41 School: Homeroom Basketball 1: Intra-mural Softball 1: Basketball 2, 3. 4: Memorial Day Parade 2, 3: Cross Country 3: Volleyball 3: Baseball 3: Choir 1: Attend- ance Aide 3: Scholarship 2, 3: Service Corps 4: Assemblies JOHN DOYLE From Greece Central: Cross Country 3, 4: w mm ng 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball 3, 4: Discussion Club 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Audio Visual 3, 4. College HELEN JANE DRAKE Honorable Mention 1, 2. 3. 4: Honor o , : nor Letter Scholarship 1: Major Letter Scholarship 3: School Award 3: Swimming 1, 2: Life Saving 1: Water Safety-Leaders 1: Minor Letter Athletics 1: Major Letter Athletics 2: Rating Clerk 1, 2: Student Store 1, 2, 3. 4: Marshall Day 3: Service Corp 3: Minor Letter Activities 3: Usher Senior Play. College B Y 4' o o. 3 3001: Music Club 3, 4: Banking Representative 3, 4: Rating Alternate 2, 4: Docket 4: Docket Reporter 3: Usher Senior Play 3: Dance 3: Sales at Games 3: Trl-Y 3, 4. Un d ROY C. EATON From No. 7 School: Soccer 3, 4: Cross Coun ry , 2: ome- room President 3: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee 2: Home- room Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Representative 4: Track 3, 4-: Honor Roll 1: Minor Letter At etlc College CHIP EDMONDS From Greece Central: Homeroom Basket a . . I rest- ling 1: Track 3, 4: Swimming -1, 2: Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 3, -4: Air .Raid Warden 3. VVork MARY JANE A. ELLIS From Holy Rosary: Baseball 4: Senior olr 3, : erv Senior Banquet: Served Athletic Banquet: Square Dancing 2: Music 1. Undecided GERALD ESPIE From No. 34 School: Homeroom Basketball. Armed orces CONSTANTINE NICKOLAS EVGENIDES 476 Glenwood Ave. From No. 34 School: Intra-mural Basketball 1: Intra-mural Baseball 1: Intra-mural Soccer 1: Homeroom Basketball 1: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Reserve Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Reserve Baseball 2: Varsity Baseball 3: Homeroom 1, 3: Service Corps: Honorable Mention 1, 2. 3. 4: Honor Roll 2: Minor Scholarship Letter 3: Minor Ath- letlc Letter 2: Major Athletic Letter 3. College GEORGE FELLOWS From Barnard Union: Scholarship 1, 3: et- ball 1, 2, 3: Swimming 1: Junior Life Saving. Undecided DAVID FORCUCCI 448 Driving Park Avenue From Homeroom Basketball 2, 3: Dance Committees 3, 4: Alternate Homeroom President 3. Undecided ROBERT PENN FORDYCE From No. 41 School: Honor Roll 1, 2: M nor - ship 1: Band 2, 3: John Quill 3, 4: Snowball 2: Assembly 3, 4: Legislation 1: Minor Letter Activities 3: Scholarship Com- mission 4. College CARL F. FURSTENBERG From No. 41 School: Vice-President Debat ng , - retary of Debating Club 3. Vvork THOMAS GAVIN From No. 41 School: Homeroom Basketba , : 4. Work PAUL W. GEARS From No. 41 School: Football 1, 2: Basebal 3: Serv ce Corps 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2: Graduation Ticket Taker 3: Minor Athletics Letter 3: Minor Activities Letter 2. Armed Forc s DOLORES GERBER From No. 34 School: Trl-Y 2, 3, 4: Base all 1, : mm ng 1: Volleyball 4: Homeroom President 3: Service Corps 1, 2, 3: Honor Roll: John Quill Sales 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 3: Stu- dent Alde 2: Minor Letter Activities 2: Major Letter Activ- ities 3: Graduation Usher 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Major Letter Scholarship 3: Inter-High Choir 2, 3, 4: Inter- .Iunlor Choir 1: Chairman of Invitations Committee of Gob- lin's Ball 4. Colle MARIA CHRISTINE GRATTO From No. 41 School: Docket Reporter 3: 3: Radio Workshop 3: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 2, 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Executive Council 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Graduation Usher 3: Senior Play Usher 3: John Quill Editor 4: Docket Page Editor 4: Junior Red Cross 1. e 'e ROGER D. GRIDLEY From No. 41 School: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orc es ra , , : er- Hlgh Band and Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Inter-High Band 1: Legis- lature Alternate 2: Snowball 2: Assembly 2, 3, 4: Student Association Campaign 3: Major Letter Activities 2: Minor Letter Activities 2: Homeroom President 3: Docket 3: Mar- shall Day 37 Spirit Improvement Chairman 3: Junior Town Meeting 4: Student Association Campaign Co-Chairman 4: Harvard Prize Award 3: Empire Boys' State Delegate 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Major Letter Scholarship 3: School Award 3: National Honor Society 3. 4: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3: Junior-Senior Life Saving 1: Badminton 1, 2: Skiing 3: Tennis Club 3: Tennis Team 3, 4: Co-Winner City Badminton Doubles 3: Letter Athletics. JANICE CAROL HALL From No. 41 School: Bank ball 1: Swimming 1. 2, 3: Museum 3: Graduation Usher 3: Badminton 3: .Ivnlor Choir 1, 2: Square Dancing 1: Scholarship 1. 2. 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Minor Letter Scholarship: Majoi' Letter Scholarship: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Soccer 4: Tri-Y 4. College MARJORIE ANN HALL From No. 41 School: Junior Choir 1: Senior 1 . . . Assemblies 2, 3. 4: Senior Tea: Inter-High Choir 2, 3. 4: Graduation Usher 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Major Let- ter Scholarship 3: Minor Letter Activities 3: Major Letter Activities 3: Legislature-Alternate 4: Operetta 2: Wardrobe Mistress Senior Choir 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4: Drama 4: Radio Workshop 4: Senior Statistics John Quill 4. n ecided GERARD E. HALLIGAN From St. Margaret Mary: Choir 4: a C . . ,o Minor Letter Athletics 3: Major College Clerk Alternate 2, , : asket- Volleyball 2: Baseball 2: Usher PETER G. HAMMAR From No. 41 School: Swimming Team , , : wm ng , 3. 4: Honor Roll 1, 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Minor Let- ter Athletics 3: Homeroom President 1: Junior Llfe Saving 1: Assemblies 3, 4: Radio VVorkshop 4: Hi-Y 2. 3: Scholar- ship Committee 4. College BARBARA JEAN HAMMOND From Barnard Union: Alternate Homeroom Representa ve 1: Trl-Y President 3, 4: Swimming 1: Assembly 2, 3: Senior Tea 4: Radio Workshop Secretary 3: Dramatics 3: Assembly 3. 4. Work TERRY L. HANN From Barnard Union: Swimming 1: Homeroom ep atlve 1, 2: Bowling 3: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Athletics 2: Major Letter Athleti Undecided JOHN HANNABACH From St. Peter's: Homeroom Basketba 1, 2, 3, : rac . DIANE CHERIE HANWELL Swimming 2: Bowling 2: Basketball : en or or , , Journalism 3: Docket Staff 3: Trl-Y 2, 3, 4. College NANCY ELIZABETH HARPER From No. 41 School: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: nor c o ars p Letter 2: Major Scholarship Letter 2: School Award 2: Hit Pin 1: Badminton 1: Tennis 1: Swimming 1, 2: Life Saving 1: Water Safety Leader's 1: Baseball 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2: Volleyball 2: Leader's Club 2: Minor Athletic Letter 1: Major Athletic Letter 2: Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4: Service Corps 1, 2: Square Dancing 1: Bop Hop 2: Dungaree Frolic 2: Band 2, 3: Junior-Senior Party 3: Graduation Usher 3: Jun- ior Red Cross 1: National Honor Society 3, 4: Minor Activ- ities Letter 2: Major Activities Letter 2: Docket Reporter 4: John Quill Photographer 4. College ELIZABETH A. HARTTER From No. 22 School: Student Secretary : c o , Senior Tea. 4: John Quill 4. College ANITA HECKTOR Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Swimming 1: Career ay : - ican Assembly 2: Bank Clerk Alternate 2, 3: Junior- enior Party 3, Athletic Banquet 3: Senior Banquet 3: Graduation Usher 3: Major Letter Scholarship 2: Minor Letter Scholar- ship 1: Student Secretary 4: Rating Committee 4. Undecided BESSIE HERKIMER From Barnard Union: Scholarship 1, 2, : an er : - sembly 3, 4. Nursing DON H. HOLLVVEDEL From No. 41 School: Homeroom Basketball 1, : eserve Basketball 3: Reserve Baseball 3: Minor Letter Athletics 3: Baseball 4: Homeroom Rating Clerk 1: Dungaree Frolic 2. College YVONNE MEREDITH HOLMAN From No. 7 School: Student Secretary 4: os ess- en - quet 3: Hostess-Athletic Banquet 3: Swimming 1: Square Dancing 1: Student Aide 1: Docket Typist 4. Undecided JOHN HOOVER From Sacred Heart: Track Team 2: Homero as e a , 2, 3, 4: Safety Squad 4. College RONALD DEAN HOUGH From Barnard: Audio-Visual Aide 4: adio or s op : Homeroom Basketball 1. College RICHARD HOUGHTLING From Barnard Union: Rating 1, 2: Traf c Squad 3, 4: Soc- cer 2, 3: Swimming 2: Life Saving 2, 3: Leader's Water Safe- ty 3: Marching 2, 3: Homeroom Representative 3, 4: Minor Letter Athletics 3: Major Letter Athletics 3: Dance Com- mission 3. rk ERNEST A. HUDSON From No. 34. ork LYLE IRA INGERICK From No. 41 School: Minor Letter c : ross Country 1: Soccer 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 1, 2, 4: Track 2: Minor Letter Athletics 2: Major Letter Athletics 2: Traffic Patrol 2: Student Store 3: Student Association Vice-President 4: Executive Council. College FREDRIC D. JENSEN e KAREN JENSEN From No. 7 School: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: onor o- clety 3, 4: Rating Clerk 2, 3: Student Association Treasurer 4: Executive Ccgmcil 3, 4: Scholarship Minor Letter 1: Scho- larshlp Major etter 2: Major Activities Letter 3: Minor Activities Letter 3: Co-Chairman of Junior-Senior Party 35 Grade.-Representative 3: Bowling 3: Swimming 1: Alternate Bank Clerk 1: Dungaree Frolic Committee: May Day: Inter- Hlgh Choir 1, 2, 3: Assembly 3: John Quill Sales 3: Tri-Y 1. College DOROTHY INGEBORG JOHNSON From No. 7 School: Honor Roll 1, 3: Honora e en on 2, 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 1: Major Letter Scholarship 3: Badminton 3: Bowling 3: Career Day 1: Pan American As- sembly 1: Marshall Day 2: Sales at Games 3: Junior-Senior Party 3: Community Chest 3: Rating Committee 3, 4: Radio Workshop 4 : Advertisement of John Quill 4 : Graduation Usher 3: Decoration Committee for Snowball Dance 3: Bowling Playday 3. College HERMAN JOHNSON From No. 41 School: Baseball 1, 2: Assem : n ra- Basketballal-I Work SHIRLEY J NSQN From Sacred Heart: Bowling 4: Badmin on : o-Vnsua 4, Business School CAROLINE S. P. JOHNSTON Senior Tea 3: Athletic Banquet 3: Senior a , - 2, 3, College JOANNE PAULA JONES From No. 41 School: Junior Choir 1: Scholarsh p nor e - ter 1: Athletic Banquet 3: Office Messenger 3: Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3: Junior Red Cross 1. Work SANDRA ILEANE KAPLAN From No. 41 School: Senior Choir 2: sss an 4: Operetta 2: Junior Choir 1: Messenger 4: Honorable an el' Mention 3. 4. Undecided HENRY D. KASS From No. 41 School: Discussion Club: r Coun ry Team: Banking Clerk: Radio Workshop: Dramatics. Art School GLORIA AGNES KEMP From Sacred Heart: Rating Committee , , : ce es- senger 2, 4: Student Secretary 3, 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Homeroom Representative 3. Undecided JOHN M. KLAPP From No. 41 School: Wrestling 1: Home Room as , 2, 3: Football 1, 2: Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Students Association Assembly 3. MICHAEL KLEVE From St. John: Square Dancing 1. o e GAYL DIANA KNOWLTON From No. 41 School: Junior Choir 1: Senior Choir : 3: Baseball 3: Hit Pin Baseball 3: Scholarship 2, 3. Work NANCY JANE KOHLER From Greece Central: Honor Roll 1, , : onora e' entlon 1, 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Major Letter Scholar- ship 3: School Award 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Swimming 1, 2: Ping Pong 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 4: Badminton 2, 3, 4: Soccer 4: Snowball 1, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Back Stage Assistant 1: Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4: Music Club 2, 3, 4: Com- munity Chest 3: Graduation Usher 3: Minor Letter Athletics 3: Minor Letter Activities 3: National Honor Socety 3, 4: Delta Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Activities Editor of John Quill 4: Homeroom Alternate Representative 4: Basketball Playday 3, 4: Badminton Playday 3, 4: Rating Clerk 4: Senior Tea 4: Checking at Snowball 1. llege ELEANOR HELEN KOPER From No. 41 School: Swimming 1: ater a ety : - ball 1: Reserve Cheerleader 3: Varsity Cheerleader 4: Stu- dent Secretary 4: Usher Senior Play 3: Life Saving 1: John Quill 4: Badminton 1: Minor Letter Athletics 1: Major Let- ter Athletics 1: Minor Letter Activities 3: Major Let- ter Activities 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: School Award 3: Checking 2: Hit Pin 1: Service Corps 1: Basketball 1: Leaders Club 1: Junior Choir 1: Dungaree Frolic 2: March of Dimes 1: Tri-Y 1, 2. ollege MICHAEL'E. KOROL From Barnard Union: Intra-mural Baske a , : eserve Basketball 3: Varsity Basketball 4: Intra-mural Soccer 1, 2: Varsity Soccer 4: Tennis 4: Badminton 3, 4: Rating Clerk 1, 2, 3: Homeroom Representative 2: Marshall Day 2: Dance Committee 2: Service Corps 3: Memorial Day Parade 3.11 o ege CAROLYN JOYCE KORTZ From No. 41 School: Bank Clerk Alternate 3: Jun or e Cross 1: Usher Senior Play 3: Scholarship 2. Work JAMES KROEGER From Attica High School. BARBARA SHIRLEY LaFLEUR 575 Lake Avenue From Greece Central: Audio-Visual 1: Beta Tri-Y 2: Schol- arship 3. LINDA LAPUM . From Watertown High School: Goblln's Ball . n ecide GERALD RICHARD LAUER 231 Seneca Parkway From No. 7: Varsity Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Life Saving 3: Junior Water Safety Leader 3: Athletics Minor Letter 2: Athletics Major Letter 3. College DAVID LEO LAVERY From No. 34 School: Manager Football 1, 2, 3: Mana r - ketball 3: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Assemblies 4. Art School JANET ANN LAWSON From No. 34 School: Dance Committee 3: Sc 0 . Square Dancing 2: Ping Pong 3: Dancing 3: Swimming 1, 2. Work ELIZABETH ANN LEPPLA From No. 41 School: Homeroom Alternate 3: S u e tary 3: Student Association Campaign 3: Marshall Day 3: Class Pictures 3: Scholarship 2, 3. WOI'k LILY LUCY LIBUTTI From No. 34 School: Swimming 1: Jun or e , enior Choir 3, 4. Work RICHARD LLOYD From Barnard: Audio-Visual 3, 4: Radio orks op , Audio-Visual Club 4: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2: Minor Schol- arship Letters 3. Work JOANNE LONG From No. 34 School: Swimming 1, 3: G ua o Marshall Day 2, 3: Badminton 3. 43 Jlml0l'-S9!ll0I' Party 3: Museum Usher 1, 3: Baseball 3: Social Dancing 4: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Junior Red Cross 1: John Quill Staff 4: Docket 1: Senior Class Officer 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Junior Choir 1: Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Major Letter Scholarship 2: Career Day 1: Student Association Election 2: Dungaree Frolic 2. College PHILLIP LOPRESTI JR. From No. 41 School: President Senior Choir , : eroom Bank Clerk 1: Beta Hi-Y 1. 2, 3: Dance Committee 1, 4: Inter-High Choir 1: Football 3, 4: Wrestling 3. 4: HOYUG- room Basketball 1, 2, 3: Marshall Day Assembly 3: Assembly 4: Swimming 1, 2. College CAROL ROSINE LOYST From Barnard: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Soca anc ng I Ping Pong 2: Dance Committee 3: Homeroom Bank Clerk 3, 4: Graduation Usher 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Mes- senger 4: Advertising Committee 4: Tri-Y 3. 4. WOFK LESTER PARRY LUSH From No. 7 School: Swlmmlng Team Manager 1, 2: Soccer Team Manager 1, 2: Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Basket- ball 2: Minor Letter Athletics 2: Major Letter Athletics 3: Rating Committee 1, 4: Banking Clerk 1, 2: John Qulll Ad- vertising 4: Chairman Marshall Day in Homeroom A DOLORES BARBARA MANFREDI From No. 41 School: Honorable Mention , or ea . MARILYN JUNE MATHIS From Sacred Heart: Bank Clerk 2: s er en or ay , Messenger 4: Dungaree Frolic 1: Baseball 1: Hit Pin 1: Volleyball 1: Scholarship 1. ork JAMES W. MATTIES From No. 8 School: Homeroom President : oo a , , , 4: Homeroom Rating Committee 1: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra-mural Swimming 1: G.A.R. 1: Memorial Day Marching 1, 2: Honorable Mention 3: Marshall Day 3: As- semblies 3, 4: Ping Pong 2: Track 2, 3: Bank Clerk Alter- nate 1: Minor Letter Athletics 1: Major Letter Athletics 2: John Quill Advertising 4. College JOSEPH MAZZEO From No. 34 School: Major Letter Ath s: nor er Athletics: Minor Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 1, 2: Homeroom President 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2. College DONALD J. McLEOD From Greece Central: Honor Roll 1, 2, . : e Scholarship 2: Major Letter Scholarship 3: Cross Country 3, 4: Assemblies 1, 3: Band 1, 2: Music Club 2, 3: Red Cross Representative 3, 4: Standard Bearer 4: National Honor So- ciety 3, 4: Discussion Club 3. College DONNA MARILYN McQUAIG From No. 41 School: Homeroom Alterna e : - tary 4: Banking Clerk 3: Senior Tea 3: Athletic Banquet 3: Junior Choir 1: Dungaree Frolic 2: Senior Banquet 3: As- semblles 3. 4. College GERALD MEIER KENNETH JOHN MEYERS From Barnard Union: Audio-Visual 3, 4. CHARLES MILLER From Sacred Heart: Homeroom Basketball , . GEORGIA MILLER From St. John's: Basketball 3, 4: Badmin , : a 2, 3, 4: Marshall Day 4: Teacher Social Dancing 4: Volley- ball 3, 4. B slness School NANCY ANN MILLER Career Day 1: Pan American Assembly : re - ternate 2, 4: Pictures Representative 3: Junior-Senior Party 3: Serving Athletic Banquet 3: Serving Senior Banquet 3: Senior Choir 3: Tri-Y 1: Marshall Day 3: Reserve Cheering 4: John Quill Staff 4: Gobllns Ball 4: Radio Workshop 4: Junlor Choir 1: Junior Red Cross 1: Swimming 1: Muslcg. o e e JOHANNE MARIE MONTELLO Junior Choir 1: Square Dancing 2: Du aree ro c , n- ior Choir 2, 3: Operetta 2: Scholarship 2. Colle e EVELYN MAE MORAN From Brockport: Student Secretary 3: Athle anque 3: Senior Choir 4: Junior Red Cross 1: Snowball 3: Marshall Day 3: Senior Banquet 3: Swimming 1: Assembly 4. Work JACQUELINE MORRELL From Greece Central: Student Messenger : Ra lng , 4: Docket Reporter 3: Docket Staff 4: Radio Workshop 3: Music Club 3, 4: Debating Club 3: Swimming 2: Ping Pong 2: Badminton 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Museum Usher 2: Graduation Usher 3: Honor Roll 3: Minor Letter Athletics 3: Baseball 4. College ROBERT C. MORRISON From Barnard: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3m- room Vlce-President 2: Homeroom President 4. DORIS EMILY MUNGENAST From St. Charles: Dance Committee 3: Senior Cho r , , : Usher Choir Festival 2: Assembly 3, 4: Operetta 2. Work LOIS ANN MUNNS From Harding: Bank Clerk 2, 3, 4: Trl-Y 3, 4: us c lub , 3, 4: Debating Club 2, 3: Baseball 3: Badminton 3, 4: Grad- nation Usher 3: Dance Committee 2, 3: Student Association Campaign 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Pan-American As- sembly 1: Co-Chairman John Quill Advertising 4: Assemblies 2, 3, 4: Marshall Day 3: Senior Pictures 4: President Music Club 4. College BDNA MAY NANGREAVE From Barnard Union: Junior Red Cross 1: Gu e . s- lature Alternate 2: Checking 2: Usher Senior Play 3: Tri-Y 1, 2, 3: Swimming 1: Lost and Found 4: Lunch Room Cashier 4. Work EERDA I. NAUMANN From Barnard Union: Honor Roll 2: Junior ho r : Choir 2, 3, 4: Major Letter Scholarship 3 : Minor Letter Schol- arship 3: Operetta 2: Minor Letter Activities 3: Trl-Y 2, 3, Swimming 1 : Graduation Usher 3 : Junior Life Saving 1 : Radio Workshop 4: Dramatics 4: Assemblies 4: Athletics Commis- sion 3, 4: Lost and Found 3: Dance As tant 4. College BARBARA J. NEALE From No. 34 School: Scholarship 3: Swimming 1, : a g 1: Junior Choir 1: Senlor Choir 2, 3, 4: Picture Represent- ative 3: Music Club 3. 4: Operetta 2. ndecl 'VAYNE L. NELLIS From Brighton High. LUCILE MAY NEWMAN From No. 41 School: Bank Clerk 1: Square anclng 1: Usher Senior Play 3: Senior Tea 3: Senior Banquet 3: Scholarship 1. 3. College VIRGINIA ANN NEUFFER From Greece Central: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, : 3: Student Store 2, 3, 4: Graduation Usher 3: Student Sec- retary 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Major Letter Scholar- ship 3: Trl-Y 1, 2: John Quill Typist 4: Senior Tea 4. Work SALLY LOUISE NOONAN From No. 7 School: Trl-Y 1, 2: Hom oom en , , Marshall Day 2, 3: Bowling 3: Dungaree Frollc 3: John Quill Distribution 2: Assembly 4: Rating Clerk 4: Junior- Senior Party 3: Junior Red Cross 1: Leader's Club 1: Swim- ming 1. eclded JOAN R. OBERLIES From No. 41 School: Junior Choir: Audio- lsua : e c Banquet Art Staff 3: Senior Choir 4. B lness School GERALD O'BRIEN From St. Mary's: Homeroom Basketba , : a o ork- shop 4: Audio-Visual 4: Dramatlcs 4. r orces LOIS IMOGENE OEHMKE From Austin High School: Swimming 1, . 1 ey a , 4: Tennis 4: Basketball 1, 2, 4: Badminton 4: Llfe Saving 1, 4: Safety Instructor 2, 4: Assembly 1, 3, 4: Honor Roll 1. 3: Bookstore 2, 3: Soccer 4: Hit Pin 1, 2: Cheerleader 3: Dance Committee 1, 2: General Dance Chairman 4: John Quill 4: Docket Staff 3, 4: Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4: Leaders Club 1: Water Ballet 1: Major Letter Athletics 1: Minor Let- ter Scholarship 2: Servlce Corps 4. eclded MAUREEN 0'GRADY From Holy Rosary: Scholarship 2, 3: Dungaree ro c : Class Elections 3. Work PATRICIA ANN OLIPHANT From No. 29 School: Senior Choir 3. 4: Dlstr u on Quill 2: Usher Senior Play 3: Scholarship 3: MarshafldDa?:i 3. n ec DAVID OREMUS From Barnard Union: Swimming 1, 2: ssemby : are Dancing 1. BARBARA PEER From Harley: Swimming 1: Basketball 1, 2: o ey a , : Leaders Club 1: Badminton 2: Service Corps 1, 2, 3: Assem- blles 1, 3, 4: Dance Committees 1. 2, 3, 4: Reserve Cheer- leader 3: Varsity Cheerleader 4: Teachers Convention 1, 2. Radio Workshop 3: Dramatlcs 3: John Quill 4: Swimming Meets 1, 2: Student Secretary 3: Minor Letter Athletics 1: Minor Letter Activities 2: Senior Banquet 3: Junior-Senior Party 3: Hit Pln 1: March of Dimes Drive 2: Trl-Y 2: Major Activities 2. College JOYCE JOAN PERKINS From No. 41 School: Bank Clerk 2, 3: Student e reta : Radio Workshop 4. Work PATRICIA JUNE PERKINS From No. 34 School: Swimming 2, 3: a mnton : un or Choir 2, 3: Square Dancing 2: Homeroom President 2: Usher Operetta 3: Student Secretary 4: Polio Benefit Game 3: Stu- dent Assembly 3: Dramatics 4 WOI'k ROBERT R. PETER From Greece Central: Hi-Y 3, 4: Tr a . 4: V Service 4: Square Dancing 1. Armed Forces ROBERT R. PETTINGER From No. 7 School: Baseball 2, 3: Homero as e a . Baseball Manager 2: Office Messenger 3. Work RALPH ALFRED PICA From Greece Central: Football 1: Basket a 1, . . I ase- ball 1, 2. 3. 4: Soccer 3, 4: Volleyball 2: Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4: Vlce-President Student Association 3: Sportmanshlp Award 3: Minor Letter Athletics 3: Major Letter Athletics 3: Minor Letter Activities 2: Major Letter Activities 3: John Quill 4: Assemblies 3, 4: Teacher's Convention 2, 3: Grad- uatlon Usher 3: Homeroom Alternate 1, Coll RONALD PINK From Charlotte: Football 4: Homeroom Ba . o VINCENT POTTER From Holy Rosary: Football 2: c olar D 5 Omer Om Basketball 2: Memorial Parade 2. Work VIRGINIA MARILYN PUTNAM From No. 41 School: Swimming 1, 2: Ba m nt , eba 1: Basketball 1, 2: Volleyball 1: Life Saving 2: Water Safety 2: Leaders Club 1: Minor Letter Athletics 1: Major Letter Athletics 2: Fashion Show 1: Junior Red Cross 1: Dance Committee 2: Service Corps 2, 3: Trl-Y 1, 2: Sales at Game 3: Homeroom Rating Clerk 3: Assistant Rating Clerk 4: Al- ternate Banking Clerk 4: Assemblies 3, 4: Graduation Usher 3: Minor Letter Activities 3: Radio Workshop 3: Senior Ed- ltor John Quill: Press Bureau Docket 4: Captain Reserve Cheering Squad 4: Play Day 1, 2: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: School Award 3: Teachers Convention 3: Bowling 2: Dramatlcs 4. Colle 9 ELAINE NELLIE QUICK From No. 7 School: Swimming 1: Tennis 1: a er I Guide Senior Tea. Undecided CHARLES FRANK RAFORTH From Harding: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: S r , . . . 0- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 4: Homeroom Representatlvecl. e KENNETH WARREN RHOADES Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Footba : o n u 4: Snowball 3, 4: Swimming 1: Marshall Day 3: Volleyball 2, 3: Athletic Banquet 3. 4: Radio Workshop 4: Minor Let- ter Athletlcs 3: Major Letter Athletics 3. College RUTH ANNE RHODES From Barnard Union: Trl-Y 2, 3, 4: Swlmmlng , , uare Dancing 1. 2: Ping Pong 3: Graduation Usher 3: Community Chest 3: Dance Committee 2: Major Letter Scholarship 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Sc-cial Dancing 2: Honor Roll: Junior Red Cross 1: John Qulll 4: Legislature Alternate 2: Basketball Checking 2: Dance Checking 3: Attendance Aide 3, Work DAVID RICHARDSON From St. John's: Student Aide 3. or JACK RICHENS From No. 41 School: Minor Letter Scho arsh p : o Basketball 1, 2: Swlmmlng 1: Tennls 2, 3: Interscholastlc Tennis 3: Major Letter Athletics 3: Legislature Alternate 1: Marshall Day 3. C0119 PHYLLIS JEAN RIEBELL From Brockport: Band 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, : oca cn 3: Badminton 3: Usher Museum 3. o JOANN RIGGS From Sacred Heart: Square Dancing e e RICHARD A. RIGHTMYER From No. 34 School. e 01-ce CORRINNE MARIE RIZZO From Holy Rosary: Social Dancing 2, 3: , Docket Staff 4: Dramatlcs 4: Radio W College CHARLES F. ROWELL From North Syracuse: Rating Clerk 2, 3, 4: Foo a , : Assemblies 2, 3, 4: Radio Workshop 4: John Quill 4: Scholar- ship Commission 4: Cross Country 2: Wrestling 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 : Mlnor Letter Scholarship 2 : Major Letter Schol- arshlp 3: Homeroom Basketball. CONSTANCE MARIE RUSCIO From No. 34 School: Bank Clerk 1, 2, 3, 4: Pan Amer can 1: Career Day 1: Dungaree Frollc 1: Marshall Day 2: Dance 2: March of Dimes Drive 2: Usher Senior Play 3: Junior-Senior Party 3: Athletic Banquet 3: Senior Banquet 3: Graduation Usher 3: Cheerleader 4: Messenger 4: Trl-Y 1: Radio Work- shop 4: Dramatlcs 4: Minor Letter Scholars llege ROBERT GERALD SAVARY From Holy Rosary: Assembly 4. 0 DONIS ANN SCHAEDLICH From No. 7 School: Square Dancing 1: o p . or PETER G. SCHAERTEL 104 Knickerbocker Avenue From Barnard: Swimming Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: As- semblies 1, 2, 3, 4: Servlce Corps 3, 4: Swimming 1, 2,36 41: or ' RICHARD SCHMEER From No. 34 School: Homeroom Basket GAIL SCHNEIBLE From No. 41 School: Dancing 1, 2: Jun 0 : an Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Student Aide 2: Attendance Aide 3, 4: Minor Letter Activities 3: Major Letter Activities 3: Scholar- ship 1, 2, 3: Invitations Goblln's Ball 4: Square Dancin 1, 2: Dance Committee 3. FREDERICK SCHUDEL From Barnard: Scholarship Letter M , mm , Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1: Reserve Track 3: Minor Letter Ath- letlcs: Major Letter Athletics: Witches Hop 2: Square Danc- ing 1: Pan American Assembly 2: Homeroom Representative 2: Dungaree Frollc 3: Marshall Day 3: Service Corps 3: Social Commissioner 4. DAVID SHARP From Greece Central: Homeroom Basket : res 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Swlmmlng 1, 2. e BETTE JUNE SHAW From No. 41 School: Junior Choir 1: Ra ng , : Homeroom Representative 2: Assembly 2, 4: Cheerleaders 3. 4: Swimming 1: Tri-Y 1, 2: Red Cross 3: Memorial Day 3: Student Day 3: Senior Banquet 3. CAROL JEAN SHORTS From Barnard Union: Dungaree Frollc : un or o : Checking: Serving 3: Senior Play Usher 3: Accounting 3, 4: Attendance Alde 3, 4: Athletic Banquet 2, 3: Senior Banquet 2, 3: Marshall Day 3: Lunchroom Cashier 4: Trl-Y 1, 2, 3: Swimming 1, 2, 3: Bowling 2: Assembly 4: G.A.R. Represent- ative 4: Scholarshlp 1, 2, 3. U DAVID JOHN SIMPSON From No. 7 School: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: es a : Varsity Baseball 3, 4: Reserve Basketball 1, 2: Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Honorable Mentlon 3, 4: Ping Pong Doubles Champion 3: Radio Workshop 4: Badmin- ton 1: Minor Letter Athletics 1: Major Letter Athletics 2: Athletic Commission 3. 4. JAMES SLATER From No. 34 School: Swimming 2: Homero es en : Marshall Day 3. Work ALBERTA MAE SMITH From No. 41 School: Homeroom Pres e . or , 4: Music Club 3, 4: Inter-High Senior Choir 4: Sales at Game 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 3. Nursing HAROLD SMITH From No. 34 School: Homeroom Preslden , , Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra-mural Soccer: Home- room Bank Clerk. 601566 JANET MARIE SMITH From No. 41 School: Minor Letter Sch a . Alternate 1: Docket 3. 4: Dance Committee 3: Junior-Senior Party 3: Graduation Usher 3: Dungaree Frollc 2: Scholar- ship 1. 2. 3. 4. ROBERT W. SNYDER From Ramsey High: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrest ng 1, 2: as et- ball 1, 3, 4: Rating Clerk 2. 3: Homeroom President 1: Cross Country 3: Track 2, 3: Marshall Day 3: Assembly 2. 3, 4: Minor Athletic Letter 3: Homeroom l College MILTON C. STADT From Barnard Union: Soccer 2, 3, 4: , ' - letic Commission 4. NVILLIAM STANDING From No. 41 School: Homeroom Baske bal 1, . , 4: u o- Vlsual 4. Al' RALPH E. STIBANER From Barnard Unlon: Square Danclng 1. Colle e JEAN LLAE TACY om arnard Union: Beta Trl-Y 3, 4: t d 2: Choir Junlor 1: Baseball 2: DungareeNI7'rt:3lca2t?nStudie':1t Secretary 4: Library Aide 4: John Quill Pictures 4: Ping P0118 3- lness School JANICE M. THOMAS From No. 41 School: Minor Letter Sc oarshlp 2: use : Senior Cholr 3: Graduation Usher 3: Rating Commission 3: Audio-Visual 4: Dramatlcs 4: Honor Roll 1, 2: Tl!-Y 1' Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4. worlf MARILYN ANN TISCHLER From Barnard Union: Baseball Team 2, 3: Basketba m 1, 2: Swimming Meet 1, 2: Junlor Red Cross 1: Usher Mu- seum: Honorable Mentlon 3: Swimming 1, 2: Lite Saving. Work ROBERT ARTHUR TOBIN From No. 41 School: Scholarship 1, 2, 3: Intra-mura oc- Cel' 1: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2. 3, 4: Senior Lite Saving 3, 4: Junior Water Safety 3: Minor Letter Athletics 2: Major Letter Athletics 3: Rating 1: Memorial Day Parade 1: Docket 3, 4 : Assembly 3: Empire State Scholastic Press Association 4: Radio Workshop 3: Delta Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Undecided IVAN R. TONER From No. 41 School: Student Assoclat on ampalgn : s- sembly 3: Inter Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Choir 1: Dance Committee 2. Work NORWOOD TREVOR From Barnard Union: Intra-mural Soccer: Intra-mura as- ketball: Intra-mural Swimming: Swimming Club: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball: Service Corps: Memorial Parade: Scholarship 3: Minor Activity Let- ter 1: Major Activity Letter 2: Minor Athletic Letter 2: Major Athletic Letter 3. le ANGELO JOSEPH TRIASSI From No. 34 School: Reserve Basketball 2, 3: Vars y Bas- ketball 4: Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Sports Announcer 4: Homeroom President 1, 2: Honor Roll 1, 2: Honorable Men- tion 1, 2, 3, 4: Radio Workshop 3, 4: Intra-mural Swimming 1: Junior Choir 1: Service Corps 3: Marshall Day 3: Minor Athletics 2: Major Athletics 3: Witch's Hop 1: Snowball 2: Goblln's Ball 4. College ROSALIND TROTH From No. 41 School: Swimming Meet 1: w m ng , : e Saving 1, 2: Junior Red Cross 1. Women's Air Force RICHARD VAN AUKEN 370 Leonard Road From Barnard Union: Gym Team 2: Bank Clerk 2. k RIT JOSEPH VIOLA From No. 7 School: Minor Letter Scholarship 2: a or et- ter Scholarship 3: Intra-mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Track Team 2: Junior Choir 1: Homeroom Representative 1, 2: Dance Committees 1, 2: Bank Clerk Alternate 1, 2: Marshall Day 3: Junior-Senlor Party 3: Assemblies 3, 4: Minor Letter Athletics 2: Minor Letter Actlvltles 2: School Award 3: Major Letter Activities 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Student Association President 4: , ROBERT WADMAN Docket Staff 3: Wrestling 3: Bank Cler : udio- sual 3, 4: Radio Workshop 4. NANCY WALKER I From Barnard Union: Scholarship 1, Q: prn . Usher, Senior Play 3: Student Aide 3: Usher Graduation 3: Student Secretary 4: Goblln's Ball 4. Work GREGORY W. WALL From No. 41 School: Bank Clerk 1: Spring Fro c : 2: Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom 3: Bank Clerk 2: Home- room Alternate 3: Ticket Sales 3, 4: Banking Office 4: Minor Letter Activities 3: Intra-mural Swimming College MARION WHITE From No. 41 School: Senior Choir 3, 4: Minor e cs Mlnor Scholarship 3: Bank Clerk 3: Student Secretary 4 John Quill Stan? 4: Docket Staff 4: Radio Workshop 4: Lead- er's Club 1: Hi Pin Club 1, 2: Baseball 1, 4: Soccer 4: S.A Campaign 4: Marshall Day 3: Eighth-Nlnth Grade Party 1' Junior Red Cross 1: Play Day 1: Junior Cholr 1: Volleybal. 1: Basketball 1: Baseball 1, 4: Water Safety Leader 2 Water Ballet 1: Dramatlcs 4: Senior Life Saving 4: Assembly 3, 4: Music 3. JOAN ELIZABETH WILLETTE From No. 7 School: Honor Roll 1, 2, 4: Minor e c o ar- ship 1: Major Letter Scholarship 3: Leader's Club 1: Swim ming 1: Bowling 3: Minor Letter Activities 3: Junior Rec Cross 1: Junior Choir 1: Homeroom Representative Alter nate 1: Homeroom President 3: Bank Clerk 1: Career Da: 1: Rating Committee 1. 3, 4: Junior-Senior Party 3: Marshal Day 3: Graduation Usher 3: Scholarship Commission 4: Ex ecutlve Council 4: Guardian of the Flag 4: National Hono: Society 3, 4: Trl-Y 1: Dance Committees 3: Docket Staff 4 Honorable Mentlon 1, 2. MARJORIE T. WILLIAMS From No. 41 School: Junior Red Cross 1: un or olr Honorable Mention 1, 2. 3, 4: LlmChI'00m OFT WILLIAM DOUGLAS WILSON From Holy Rosary: Audio-Visual 3, 4: Snow a , room Basketball 1, 2. 3: Soccer 3. 4. rmed Sefvicl EDWARD PAUL WUENSCH Track 2, 3: Cross Country 3: Skiing 3: omeroom as ball 3: Choir 1, 2: Inter-Junior Choir 1, 2: Inter-High Chol 3: Varlety Show 1: Minstrel Show 1: Student Associatlol Assembly 3. 4. ' JOAN BEVERLY ZACHMAN From Greece Central: Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4: Cheer ea er . Bank Clerk 2: Graduation Usher 3: Minor Letter Scholarshll 2: Major Letter Scholarship 3: Student Secretary 4: Book store 2, 3, 4: Delta Trl-Y 1, 2, 3: Scholarship CommlI?loni4 urs n Adirondack Foresl' Producls.. 92 Aero Hardware ............ 95 Alpha Tri-Y ............... IO3 Alias Dance Sfudio ......... I06 Ann's Flowers ...... 9I Alomic Cleaners .... ..... I 02 Aus+in's Grocery ........... IOI Bauman and Baynes ........ IO8 Barnard, Porler, Reminglon, and Fowler .............. 93 Barnard Service and Supply. . 99 Beau'I'y Nook .............. 88 Belkin, Harry .... ....... I 02 Belmar Drive-In . . . . . . 94 Blanchard Florisl' .... ..... I 06 Bo'H'oni, Shirley . . . . . . 99 Boucher Florisl ....... 84 Bowker Dairy Sfore ......... 96 Boyce and Son, Edward ..... 9l Brad's Al'lanl'ic Service ...... 88 Brighfon Place Dairy Co. .... 98 Browncrofl' Garage ......... l0I Buckman's Dairy .... ..... I OI Cadei Cleaners .... . . . 97 Cameron's Grocery . . . . . . 96 CarI's Texaco ...... 9I Cass, I. W. ...... ..... 9 8 CavaIl's ......... ..... I 07 Champion A+hIel'ic ......... IOI Cheerleaders .............. 90 Chrisl'oFl's Food Markel' .... IO8 Circle Gill' Shop ........... I00 Clara and Jean's Beauly Salon 96 CliFf's Milk Bar ............. 95 CoIIyer's Poullry Farm ...... IOI Comac Builders ............ 92 Complimenls of LeChase Consfruclion Co. ........ 93 Complimenfs of Joyce Berna . I02 Complimenfs of Hudson Dairy Co. . .. .. . 84 Complimenls of Waugh Plumbing . .. . .. . 84 Complimenls of Peler Nicholas ...... .. . 9I Comp+ome'l'er School ....... I00 Conger's Tydol S'Ia'Iion ...... 85 Cooper's Delicalessen ...,.. I06 Ada.,Cooper Millinery ...... IO9 Corey Molor Sales .... 98 ADVERTISING LIST Cosfer Jewelers .... Crescenf Purilan ...... Cross and Sons, H. M. ..... . ClifI's Hardware and Healing Co. ...... . Della Tri-Y ................ DeLucio Service S'l'a'Iion . DeMalIie Signs ............ Dewey Avenue Pharmacy Dewey-BriH'on Food Markel' . . Dewey Sweel Shop ..... DonneIl's .............. Dorling Co. of America . Duchess Donu'I Shop .... Dudley Esso Service . . . EarI's Gifl' Shop .... Eddie's Service Slafion . Empire Cleaners .. . Farmen Florisl' ........ Farr's Sunoco Service . . . FeIdman's Coal Co. . . . Fisler Prinfing Co. .... . Frear Chevrolet Inc. . . . Frenchman and Sweel Inc Frosly Teddy Company . Gervasi Bros. Texaco . .. Goaler, John: Reallor ...... Golisano Healing Co. ..... . GraH'o, Chrisline ..... Greece Asphall' Co. . . . Green's, Jack ......... Grinnan Grocery, Frank . Hahn Pholo Co. .......... . HaII's Flower Shop .... Harls Food S'I'ore ...... Harls Food Slores Inc. .. Herb's Esso Service Cenler. . Hiller Press, Wm. ..... . Home Mainlenance . Homeroom IO6 Homeroom 232 ............ Hysner Sporl' Shop ......... In+ersI'a'I'e Molor Freighl . . . . Jan's Beauly Shoppe ....... Jim's Candy Shop .......... John Marshall Losl' and Found Depf. ........... . Johnson Bakery . . . .. Jung Appliance ........... Keys, Mr. and Mrs. . .. as I Koper Builders ............. 88 Krouse Texaco, Herb ....... 9l Ledlie Jewelers ...,........ 88 Leis, Charles, H. ........... I06 Lenhard and Son's, H. P. .... IOI LeRoy's Giff Shop ......... II2 Maplewood Diner . . . . . . . 94 Maray's .........,.. .... 9 6 Mar'I'in's Delicalessen ....... IO8 Masler Bros., Sunoco Service. . IOI MaH'ies, James ............ I I I Meacham Ponliac Co. ...... lI2 MichaeI's Co., B. ........... 87 Mr. Michael, Hair Slylisl' .... 87 MiI+ and Red's Resfauranl. . . l02 Morrell, Edifh K. .......... 98 Moser S'I'udio ............. I04 Moulfon, Clayfon B. .. .... IO8 Mrs. Mull ................. 87 Murphy's Gas Slalion ...... 9I Neighborhood Food Slore ...I00 Neisner Jewelry Dept ...... 84 New York Telephone Co. .... 84 Nichols-Wyman Inc. ........ 97 Norris Sales Corp, L. W. .... IOI O'Brien Gifl' Cenfer and Irene's .............. I09 Palmo's Sweel Shoppe ...... 88 Pappani's Tailor and Tux Shop 87 Phi Zela Tri-Y ............. 98 Piehler Esso S'l'a'Iion, Frank . . . IO7 Pommerening and Son's, H. C. 92 Princess Beau'I'y Shop ....... IO8 Ral'f's Women Wear ........ 94 Rafhke Hardware .......... I02 Reichenberger's Food Slore. . l05 Ridge Delicalessen ......... 88 Ridgecresl' Fabrics ......... I07 Ridgecresl' Hardware ....... I07 Ridgeview Service Sialion... 88 Ridgeway Pharmacy ........ IO9 Riviera Men's Shop .. .... 95 Rochesfer Au'I'omaI'ic Healing Co. ....... .... 8 5 Rochesler Gas and Eleclric Co. ............. 96 Rochesler Savings Bank ..... 85 Roger's Super Marke+ ...... 95 Rypma's Greenhouse ....... 88 Schaefer Brofhers ..... .... I 02 ADVERTISING LIST 95 I08 98 87 9I Schulz Bros. Coffee Shoppe .. 87 Seaman's Srables ........... I07 SeIIeHo's Resfauranf ........ 95 Schaefer's Mea+ Marker ..... Scheuermann's ............. SchiFF's Shoe Srore ......... SchIoHman, James A. ...... . SchmanIce's ................ 93 Sigma Tri-Y ..... SIcip's Markei' Chadwick SIudge SmaIIine Pharmacy ......... 88 . ..... 92 .....IIO Sociefy CIeaners and Tux Shop 97 Sfudenf Book Sfore .... Sugar Bowl ....... Max TaFfe+ ......... TeIlier's Food Siore .... Thorpe's Service S'IaI'ion, Town and VeI'. Taxie Co. Towne Men's Shop .... AI. Turner .......... Varden Sfudios ....... VaHer's Food Marker .. .....I06 .....I00 VeI+ri's Shoe S+ore ......... I06 VerHuIs'I Bros. Farm Marker. . I07 WaIIaces .................. 98 WaII s Service S+a'I'ion ...... 97 WaII s Corner Service S'Ia'rion 95 Wesi' Ridge Men's Shop .... I02 87 96 Don. I02 94 WhiHIesey 8: Newman Garage 9I 99 WiH'man Appliance ........ 96 92 Wynne 8: Cass Funeral Home. IOI 94 YoungsI'ers Shoe Mfrs. ...... 87 87 ZacIc's Hardware ........... 95 I I I I I Zures Inc. ........ .... I 07 Our Ihanks and congrafulafions go fo Homeroom 232 for Iurning in fhe mosf adver+ising conI'rac+s. The AdverI'ising Commi'Hee Compliments Of WAUGH PLUMBING CO. Compliments of the HUDSON DAIRY Girls Plan Today For Tomorrow The of Plan To Join Telephone Co. Good Pay Firsf Day Employmeni' Scheduled Increases Vacafion Wiih Pay Pleasanf Working GEORGE BOUCHER FLORIST INC. FLOWERS BY WIRE Condifions Apply Now 422 EAST MAIN STREET CO' Opposite Eastman Theatre Employment Office For Women BAIxer I420 Rochesier, N. Y. 95 N. FITZHUGH ST. - Is? FLOOR or Consul? Your School Advisor 84 VVS SMRRT'T0 SRVE! Gel' whaf you wani' by saving in school - s+arl' your savings accounfl Save every week! Gel' ahead wi'I'h your School Savings Account ROCHESTER SAVINGS BANK 40 FRANKLIN STREET 47 MAIN STREET WEST Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Compliments Of GENE CONGER'S SERVICE STATION TYDOL I405 DEWEY AVENUE Corner of Flower Cify Park Phone: GLenwood 764I Free Pick Up and Delivery Service for the FACULTY OF JOHN MARSHALL Radianf Healing - Air Condifioning Shee'I' Mefal Worlr - Sfeam Filling Comfort For Sale ROCHESTER AUTOMATIC HEATING CO. I459 LAKE AVENUE Rochesfer I3, New Yorlx Nexf Io fhe Riviera Theafer GLenwoocl 8569 85 NEISNER JEWELRY 81 WATCH REPAIR DEPT. Wafches Scienfifically Repaired and Elecironically Timed All Work Guaranteed One Week Service Rochesfer's Largesi' SeIec'I'ion of Cosfume Earrings SI.00 and up NEISNERS on RIDGE ROAD WEST QUALITY FOODS - At Low Cost PREMIUMS - At No Cost HART'S FOOD STORES. INC. GOOD FOODS SINCE I893 23,2 232 Sum mms ufgd, Thwu 7M3 Saf, J ,j00fL .000 Joan ieonaraf 5,532 Obprlf Mr 1000! goyce 7' om05 FNS- ' , . p Pai' SIWIQII vm 10,5 Ken 5713255 102,576 Ohfbm' Johann Poffef' Munns Dona-IQIIII G 'I Diane? . A 5, GI Nancy msrfgr Dofvs 0'-iff .griqjg Beach BPHHY IVIl'IIor Illlauslg Mamie M' Q - Ivan barbara Shnrl 59V T ar ,BDU Joanne mqmm Laiiiou B0'HonICcH'cIw0I ON L-Barnard L0'1'1 5IaI r e . Joqce Evamn IBN A I.m Oc C3931 cIwoIancX Moran VXGTTIQS Wadi? 86 Eai' AI' Schuliz Bros. Coffee Shoppe CORNER DEWEY and DRIVING PARK MAGAZINES - LUNCHES - CANDY TOBACCOS -- SODA -ICE CREAM POP - SUNDAES Open 6 A. M. - 8 P. M. Mon and Thurs. 6 P. M. - 11:30 P. M. Fri.- 7A. M. - 3 P. M. Sun. LET ME MAKE YOUR WEDDING RECEPTION A DELIGHTFUL MEMORY REASONABLY COMPLETE PRICED DELICIOUS RECEPTION HOME-MADE sERvI E SALAD5 C BAKED BEANS WEDDING CAKES For Free Estimates See MRS FRED MULL, 149 LEE ROAD or Call GLenwood 1831 -W NEED A TUX FOR GRADUATION? Go Io Pappani's Tailor 81 Tux Shop Open Open 8A.M.-9P.M. 8A.M.-6P.M. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 292 DRIVING PARK AVENUE VaH'er's Food Marke+ 451 DENISE ROAD MEATS - GROCERIES - VEGETABLES CHarIo'He 0740 We Deliver Dick Vatter, Prop. Compliments Of The FeIdman's Coal Co. Phone: GLenwood 0785 I424 DEWEY AVENUE Rochesfer 13, New York LIFE - ACCIDENT - AUTO - FIRE James A. SchIoH'man 1 N S U R A N C E 216 SIBLEY TOWER BUILDING 25 NORTH STREET Phones: HAmiI+on 5480 - CUIver 4321-W 'Rochesier 4, N. Y. ACCORDION INSTRUCTION The Sugar Bowl Mr. MIchaeI - Halr SIyIIsI' Home of F I N E C A N D I E S 296 Easi' Main Rochesfer 4, N. Y. and HAmiI'Ion 8591 IC E C R E A M Sizes 2 Io I2 BAker 8368 Compliments 0 f Youngs'I'ers Shoe Mfrs. Sturdy, Durable and Comfortable Wear Open Evenings I02 BAY STREET, Corner M'iIIer Sireei' Rochesfer 5, N. Y. B. MicI'IaeI's Company 2978 DEWEY AVENUE Complete Line of INFANTS' and CI'IILDREN'S WEAR Compliments of EARL'S GIFT SHOP Wesi Ridge Shopping Cenler Earl and Olive Holbrook Cards and Giils for Occasions BRADS ATLANTIC SERVICE 52I RIDGE ROAD WEST GLenwood 7569 SMALLlNE'S Clinton-Ridge Pharmacy Let SMALLINE Fill Your Next Prescription North Clinton and Ridge Road GLenwood 4649 Rochester, N. Y. FREE DELI VERY Compliments Of KGPER BUILDERS 6I7 RIDGEWAY AVENUE GLenwood 7325 Open Evenings by Appointment BEAUTY NOOK Glen. 4032 Wesf Ridge Save-U-Cenler 630 Ridge Rd. W. Compliments of R I D G E DELICATESSEN PALMGS SWEET SHOPPE Rypma's Greenhouses 8 MIII Rd. Cor. Long Pond Rd. Flowers for all Ofmxions 32I DRIVING PARK GI-em 6347-J 3 Minule Oil Clnange A ALSCET-EER al Gas AISIG We Give S 8: I-I Green S+amps From DELICATESSEN O 7A.M.-IIP.M. pen L E D L I E S Ridgeview Service SIa+ion 3948 Ridge Road Wesf 833 DEWEY AVE At DRIVING PARK ,J MMM' 2g?'5 ff' Qffwfif' gf My A - f i 5? 'yawn if Y HI WM If XX fx M x V' Lf, , I x fx 1 - Ig , fi :Qi A, I JQ I I l Gif 1 Y' 7252 J' rf rx ' In Q33 4 mm: Jwjg mx JM Y' L itll JN VS X x S S X X lla 'Ill I l DD xlifx wa if 20,0 xx' X W w J Wjgw C9 Qxam E E-, XXX QC, 54 g.g'N x 6 Ng? 53 A La N Q WE 5 fr W JOHNSONS BAKERY Phone: CHarIoH'e II89 EDW. T. BOYCE 81 SON Mono and Tuevisiom ssfzvuce 7 Pullman Ave. GLen. 0972 All Makes Repaired 3204 LAKE AVENUE Tires - Ba++eries - Accessories Compliments of HERB KRAUSE RAY and ARLENE TEXACO SERVICE STATION 2045 Dewey Ave. a+ Winchesfer Sf. GLen. 4436 Murphy's Service SI'aI'ion M 0 B 1 L D E A L E R 95 RIDGE ROAD WEST RocI1esI'er I5, N. Y. MOBIL TIRES and BATTERIES . Best Wishes WI1iHIesey 8: Newman Garage I590 DEWEY AVENUE GLenwoocI I747 ANN'S FLOWERS I780 LAKE AVENUE GLenwood 5302 CARL'S TEXACO SERVICE l325 DEWEY AVENUE ICorner Elecfric AvenueI GLenwood 7557 Rochesfer, N. Y Carl Mestrilla, Prop. SCHMANKE'S Compliments Three Nationally Known Shoes of ROBLEE for Men DR. PETER NICHOLAS AIR STEP for Women BUSTER BROWN for Boys and Girls Dewey Ave., Corner Ridgeway Ave. Compliments of K. R. Kemi CELOCRETE - CINDER - SAND BLOCKS - MASON SUPPLIES Comac Builders' Supply Manager C In+ersI'a'I'e Mo+or Freigh+ arp' Sys+em use NORMAN STREET Rocheder N. Y. Rochesler I3, N. Y. ' GLenwood IOIO GLenwood IOII GLenwood 74II Clifford G. Ferris Home Mainfenance Service 8: Lumber Co. Mariufacturers of Prefabricafed Garages and Camps Lumber - Trim - Sash- Millwork H. C. Pommerening 8: Son HARDWARE - PAINTS - FURNITURE I086 LYELL AVENUE GLenwood 3I I0 50 Alvanar Road Roches+er 6, N. Y. B II D - P Sh I - T lt , , , U cms wer Ove me S DeLucIa Service S1'aI'IOn A L T U R N E R Phone: EMpire 0394 STANDARD ESSO DEALER EXCAVATING and GRADING GAS -1 WASHING - TIRES CONTRACTOR OIL - LU BRICATION - ACCESSORIES We Move The Earth Corner PLYMOUTH and LYELL AVE. 82l Elmgrove Rd. Rochesfer I I, N. Y. Rochester b' N' Y' Compliments of SKIPS MARKETS of 45 FRONT STREET 640 WEST RIDGE SHOPPING CENTER 425 MAIN STREET WEST Adirondack Foresf Producfs WHOLESALE WHITE PINE. HEMLOCK, HARDWOOD LUMBER Prompt Deliveries -- Truck or Carload Weslporl, N. Y. on Lalce Champlain Phone 59-F-22 Compliments of the Lewis and Poole Funeral Home l305 Dewey Ave. FARMEN FLORIST 33l DRIVING PARK GLenwood I240 Open 9 fill 6 - Friday 9 fill 9 Barnard, Porler, Reminglon 8: Fowler Compliments l Dealers zn 0, Painfs. Oils. Glass, Brushes Arlisfs Malerials, and Dralling Supplies Spray Pairfring Equipmenf Mainlenance Supplies BAlrer Ol I0 9-I I-I3 N. Wafer Si' Compliments of S+op for +lwa+ midnile snack al 'l'l1e DUCHESS DONUT SHOP '07 Ridge Road Wes+ In Your Neighborhoodv 67I RIDGEWAY AVENUE Telephone: GLenwood 4I33 Frosfy Teddy Company Watch for the Frosty Teddy Truck Compliments Of LE CHASE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 93 STUDIO FOR THE FINEST IN YEAR BOOK PORTRAITS 0 GROUPS 0 CANDIDS CONSULT OUR SPECIALISTS For Information Write: ROBERT L. ALLEN, Manager School Division 28 SOUTH UNION STREET ROCHESTER, NEW YORK THE MAPLEWOOD DINER Open 24 Hours The Name f07' Fine Foods 59 Ridge Road West 457 Ridge Road Wesi' Rochesfer I3, N. Y. Open '+il 9 P. M. GLenwoocI 7344 For Promp+ Courfeous Service by Radio B E L M A R TOWN TAXI HC H LO. 4400 ream of Ice Cream VETERAN TAXI iaao MONROE AVENUE BA. mo ITweIve comm, 94 SCHAEFER MARKET I050 Dewey Ave. GLen. 2640 Cl.lFF'S MILK B'AR 1678 LAKE AVE. DUDLEY ESSO SERVICE I05I Dewey Ave. GLenwood 7396 Free Delivery Service LUBRICATION - WASHING Compliments O! RIVIERA MEN'S SHOP ACCESSGRIES I453 LAKE AVENUE 67 Q GLenwood 7993 TNQ!! SELLITTO'S E Res+auran+ ROGERS SUPER MARKET featuring the fi c 1 fnest in foods 'E Lt C We gm, To parm 1458-64 DEWEY AVENUE SVN 1 I Prosggoiaanqueis GLenwood I698 X I' g .ly George SeIIi+'ro ' ' D VT 354 Driving Park Ave. William Hiller Press CompIe'I'e PRINTING SERVICE CUIver I389 I0b3 E. Main Sfreef af Nor+I1 Goodman Good Luck to the Grads AERO HARDWARE 1430 Dewey Ave. 892 W. Main St. GLen. 0561 GEn. 3043 WaI+'s Corner Service Specializing in KendaII Gas and Oil Lubricafion, Washing and Towing Service Pop and Groceries CHarIoH'e II70 528 S'I'one Road Zack's Hardware and Toys Complete Line of School Supplies - Toys - Bike Equipmen+ Tools and Houseware I3I8 DEWEY AVE. near Elecfric Ave. 95 GLenwood 6I93 GLenwood 6337 JOHN GOATER: Realtor 4 Real Estate Service Since IVI9 I364 DEWEY AVENUE ' ' Rochester I3, N. Y. MARAY'S DRESSES SKIRTS LINGERIE I507 Lake Ave. Rochester I3, N. Y. . GLenwood 5884 'I Plenty of Power For This Area A second generating unit at R. G. 84 E. RUSSELL STATION has added more than 83,000 Horsepower to the company's Elec- tric power capacity. The R. G. 8: E. now has the greatest capacity and the largest reserve of power lor national defense, in- dustry, business. homes, and farms at any time in its' history. Rochester Gas 8: Electric GLenwood 685I WITTMAN APPLIANCES 2496 RIDGE ROAD WEST FLOOR COVERINGS HOME APPLIANCES TELEVISION Open 'Till 9 P. M. Daily Compliments Of GREECE ASPHALT CO. 2667 DEWEY AVENUE CHarIoH'e 3844 Compliments of CAMERONS DEILICATESSEN 2046 DEWEY AVENUE Open 8 A. M. till I2 P, M. GLenwood 6332 Rochester, N. Y Compliments Of BOWKER'S ICE CREAM Facials - Manicuring - Treatments Hair Tinting - Hair Styling For a Lovelier Yoy - Call Clara 8: Jean's Beauty Salon SPECIALIZING IN PERMANENTS GLenwood 0358 I5061A DEWEY AVENUE Open daily 9 A.M. to 8 P.M., Sat. 9 A.M. to 5 P.M FREE PARKING NEXT DOOR THE NAME FOR DELICIOUS CANDIES For Holidays and year-'round enjoyment always buy Jim's Delicious Candies. Our candies are always a welcome gift 'for an after dinner surprise. Tenderly packed in air tight boxes, they retain their flavor. JIM'S CANDY SHOPPE I52I LAKE AVENUE After Theatre Enjoy Our Fountain Sundaes, Sodas, and Milk Shakes Open 365 Days a Year TELLIER'S FOOD SHOP Glen. 7673 836 Ridge Rd. W. I I .. If . ' mydhf W X IETY CLEANERS W 755 - Nyux sl-IOP D I e M A L L S i AL FOR ALL OCCASIONS IF IT'S VALUE Y ANT L rggygppgv AVENUE ITIS DeMALL W ' RocI1es+Ql!T 5, N. GLenwood 0525 flff M 4 FRENCHMAN and SWEET NICHOLS-WYMAN, INC. LUMBER - TRIM - BUILDING MATERIALS PAINT - LADDERS Inc. GLenwood 2243 2435 Dewey Ave. KITCHENS COMPLETE 368 Sfaie S+. 328 Universify Ave. HAmiII'on 9955 HALLS FLOWER SHOP 2075 Dewey Ave. GLen. 2662 U!! Floral Designs for Every Occasion When you say it with Flowers A say it with ours. 01 plime s WaI+'s Service S+a+ion 0,0 II63 MT. READ BLVD. fy!! - COMPLETE coLusloN SERVICE CADETS CLEANERS I - gnsh non0I'Ibdul f :lucas - URITAN Ia :fWmmI 'c'r'u'f SIDRAGS I 1630 Dewey Ave. Glenwood 0860 Our 60th Year Compliment: Of Compliments Of BIG SHOE STORE Ridge and Dewey Compliments of I. W. CASS PLUMBING -E HEATING STEAMFITTING GLenwood 5978 372 Ridgeway Ave. Compliments Of COREY MOTOR SALES no-15 DEWEY AVENUE FISLER PRINTING CO. PRINTING and MULTILITHING Ib6I Dewey Avenue. Corner Rand Sfreei' WALLACES I48I DEWEY AVENUE GLenwood 0965 PHI ZETA BETA TRI-Y EDITH K. MORRELL COMPOSITION EOR OFFSET 24I BUCKMAN ROAD GLenwood 8909-R Drink the Best Drink SEALTEST BRIGHTON PLACE DAIRY CO. 45 FULTON AVENUE GLenwood OI44 Compliments of 10 N 2- 'f fi QA?-37 Q04 I-IAI-IN PHOTO CENTER 3 Q ,b C 1. a ,- f 308 DRIVING PARK AVENUE Q00 Q H D550 ffl O GLenwoocI 303I E VV Bo if J 0 C h 6,0 0416 TOWNE MENS SHOP 3 2 59 J M 5 cc Van Heusen Shir'I's - Adam Hais X9 Rl be T Inferwoven Socks - Reis Underwear ,XQI-9 g g 5 zsa-I DEWEY AVENUE 'EL fy, 'b ,Cob 'S CHarIo e l425 .. i S V S I 0 . H Shlfl Q, P' 303, 'ev of QU We.. J' Compliments 0600 vo O64- ' I ll Barnard ServIce 81 Supply Co. A 'C SPM 2450 Dewey Avenue iv O pug 'I LQ Dis . of ' FUEL OIL+and KERO. 4094 140 H55 of ,Afk o 5 5 va 99-'II a Qi. ,y , AJS.. 69 EDDIE'S SERVICE STATION OAG? -UT IS II N a.Y '7 4 THE NEW EXCLUSIVE 5' E A Q0 Cifies Service Power Prover Service 3 CJ at Q? Will Tune Up Your Car Scientifically 5 ndy 504 Ridge Road Wesl' GLenwood 7206 :WH Taye Q 'Q vfff R00 2? RECORDS TELEVISION 'P Q 5a'N.V 'T 'B Q43 'wowlel' U' D DONNEI.LY'S 51 ,,d ' 3 ,MQ Elecfrical Appliances ., E 'VI 2844 DEWEY AVENUE Near Sfone Road Dafa We:-Z '5' ll Doug. Walker CHarIoH'e I I67 B 'IP Balch ld' 99 COMPTOMETER SCHOOL Otticial Comptometer School Vocation 3I0-3l2 First Federal Savings Building Phone: BAlcer 6003 Mr. M. E. Blashoys. Mgr. Course: Interesting and Practical O 8 to 10 weeks-Individual instructions O Refresher: Special short refresher course now available Placement Service free to operators and employers Classes: Day and Evening New Classes every Monday Tuition: Complete cost including diploma Sl25 payable in weelrly installments. CIRCLE GIFT SHOP nsvs DEWEY AVENUE Hundreds of Gift Suggestions Jewelry - Cards Compliments of HYSNER SPORT SHOP DEWEY near RIDGEWAY Max Tattet Variety Store Jewelry. Dry Goods, Confectionery Greeting Cards, Stationery, Etc. 744 RIDGEWAY AVENUE GLenwood 5896 Rochester, N. Y Neighborhood Store l. G. A. Super Market QUALITY - SATISFACTION DEPENDABILITY 43I BONESTEEL STREET GLenwood 3833 Chain, Prices - Better Quality HARTS FOOD STORE :sas DEWEY AVENUE Try Our New Line of BAKED GOODS Also MEATS, GROCERIES and VEGETABLES BUCKMAN'S DAIRY 2576 RIDGE ROAD wesr MILK -ICE CREAM and DAIRY PRODUCTS Fresh From Farmer To You Good Luck To fhe Grads FREAR CHEVROLET, INC. lt's Been Freafs For Yearsn IIIO Sfone Rd. CHarIoHe 3686 Rochesier I6, New York Compliments of Wynne 8: Cass Funeral Homes 725 PARK AVENUE COLLYER'S POULTRY HOME CROWN POULTRY and HOME GROWN VEGETABLES I429 RIDGE ROAD WEST Iai' S+oneI D l' d T Y D Edward P. Wynne Wm. Pomeroy Cass e were 0 our Om ll P ll Compliments gylamplo of THE SPORTSWEAR CENTER OF ROCHESTER M a S+ er' S Bros Sunoco Service Special Price: to Fraternities, Sororities and Clubs LEW HIGBIE BAker 2420 ST. PAUL and NORTON ST. Rochesfer, N. Y. CHAMPION ATHLETIC AND SPORTSWEAI CO., Inc. 71 sr. PAUL sr. ROCHESTER, 4, N. Y. Aborn's Coffee WORLD'S FINEST W. L. Norris Sales Corp. H. P. Lenhard 8: Sons, Inc. Plumbing and Hearing Rochesfer Represen+aIive .546 Lyen Ave' GLM' 5356 Co pl' t BROWNCROFT GARAGE ' S CUIver 5l24 762 A'I'IanI'ic Ave. Louis Prinzing Rochesfer 9, N. Y. AUSTIN'S GROCERY Your Home is my Studio HARRY BELKIN HOME PORTRAITURE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 10-30 Proofs Shown 114 NORTON STREET GLenwood 4299-W Rochester 21, N. Y. Specializing In Wedding Albums - Candids and Formals - Sports Composites - Women and Children - Copies Photo Oil Peiniings - Family Groups Publiciiy Porkraits - Baby Books Photo Supplies - Frames - Film -- Flash Bulbs Mill' and Red's Resfaurani' 3887 RIDGE ROAD WEST GLenwood 8603 W here Quality Food PTGUGIZISU WASHING - POLISHING LUBRICATING - TOWING DON THORPES - RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION MINOR REPAIRS I477 DEWEY AVENUE corner Ridgeway Avenue GLenwood 4035 Compliments Of JOYCE BERNA Compliments of the Wesi' Ridge Men's Shop 459 RIDGE RD. WEST Compliments vf EARLE C. RATHKE RATHKE HARDWARE 795 Dewey Ave. Phone: GLenwood 8419 Open Eves 'Til 9 J A C K G R E E N CLOTHING FURNISHINGS 468 Ridge Rd. Rochesfer I3, N. Y. SCHAEFER BROS. FINEST IN MEATS 404 RIDGE ROAD Dewey Avenue Pharmacy, Inc. 2910 DEWEY AVE. CHarIoH'e I6I4 ATOMIC CLEANERS 733 DEWEY AVENUE C l Of ALPHA TRI-Y Portraits and Group Pictures in The JOHN QUILL Photographed by user Studia 27 Clinton Avenue North Rochester 4, New York BAker 7920 104 Compliments of DELTR TRI-Y FRANK GRINNAN I527-9 LAKE AVENUE MEATS - GROCERIES - VEGETABLES Call GLenwood 66I4 Open Evenings Un+il 9 P. M. Compliments vf Jan's Beauty Shoppe 357I DEWEY AVENUE CHarloH'e H45 Compliments of Reichenberger's Food Sfore 29I4 DEWEY AVENUE BEST OF LUCK From Herb's Esso Service Cenfer 3797 DEWEY AVENUE Compliments of the Los+ and Found Banking Office SJW' Token Office Jog: T. Gregory Raymond Fran Room I I4 Joan R. NORM COOPER DELICATESSEN 2666 Dewey Avenue CHARLES H. LEIS FUNERAL HOME 2692 Dewey Avenue Compliments Ol ALTA'S DANCE STUDIO Compliments Of BLANCHARD FLORIST 58 LAKE AVENUE BAlrer 9494 VELTRl'S SHOE STORE 511055 F0R THE ENTIRE FAMILY 2854 DEWEY AVENUE CHarIo'He I604 PATRONIZE YOUR STUDENT STORE ALL PROFITS ARE USED TO SUPPORT THE ACTIVITIES OF JOHN MARSHALL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION Compliments of Compliments SEAMAN' STABLES Ol I I00 Lee Road K GLenwood 5622 Z U T E S I N C . PONY RIDES HAY RIDES 5I SOUTH AVENUE Compliments C A V A L L ' S of Where the Food Exceliv 99 Ridge Rd. Wes? fLake 81 Ridgei H. M. Cross 81 Sons, Inc. 232 MILL STREET FRUITS and VEGETABLES Ver Hulst Brothers Form Market Compliments of Ridgecresf Hardware Corp I940 Ridge Road West GLenwood 7728 Everything From Nuts and Bolts GLEN. 5151 1271 RIDGE RD. W. To the Kitchen Sink Esso Exfra Gasoline Mo'I'or Oil Compliments of P I E H L E R ' S Franlr Esso Service S+a1'ion I803 LYELL AVENUE TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES RECAPPING - VULCANIZING LUBRICATIONS - CAR WASHING Service Witha Smile L. Piehler GLenwood 9070 Gervasi Bros. Texaco 2 Locafions DEWEY a'I' BRITTON CHarIo'H'e 0l92 STATE ai' ALLEN I 'IAmiI+on 5787 CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES SLIPCOVERS and BEDSPREADS EVA PINK Ridegcresf Fabrics I948 RIDGE ROAD WEST BEST WISHES from Farr's Sun-oco Service 362I DEWEY AVENUE Charles P. Cosler, Jeweler Diamonds - Watches - Silver Gills - Greeling Cards Rochestefs Finest Community Jewelry Shop I5I9 LAKE AVENUE Rochesler I3, N. Y. ChrisloFF's Food Markers 404 LEXINGTON AVE. 602 DRIVING PK. AVE. GLenwood 2000 GLenwood 4205 HAmilI'on 368I Res. GLenwood I64I-W COAL - GAS - OIL GOLISANO HEATING CO. Aulomalic Healing Sysfems Yorlr - Heal' Samuel Golisano 275 Norlh Sfreel Rochesfer 5, N. Y. BAUMAN 81 BAYNES 333 DRIVING PARK AVE. MEATS - eRocERlEs - VEGETABLES MARTEN'S DELICATESSEN CANDY - ICE CREAM GROCERIES - SCHOOL SUPPLIES Open Every Evening Till 9:00 SCH EU ERMANN'S DRY CLEANERS Plant 2846 Dewey Ave., CHar. 3478 Siore 205 Ridge Rd., GLen. 2745 ALTERATIONS - DYEING - REPAIRING We Ofwn and Operate Our Ofwn Plant I042 Dewey Ave. GLenwood 0983 Compliments of Princess Beauly and Gifl Shop Comphmem of Specializing In Fine Permanenls Wide Seleclion ol Jewelry and Gills 235I RIDGE ROAD WEST ' Telephone: GLenwood 6743-J Rochesfer I3, N. Y. CLAYTON B. MOULTON ,,0,,,p,i,ne,,,5 o f INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS I6 JAMES STREET LOcus'I' 8I I0 Branch Olficez I79I Dewey Avenue GLenwood 6037 Empire Cleaners 8: Dyers, Inc. 622 HOLLENBECK STREET Rochesler, N. Y. Compliments Of DORLING Golden Hued Fine Tableware The Newest Trend In Table Settings For lnformafion Call GLenwoocl 3626-M Our Two Stores 0'BRIEN'S G I FT C E N T E I Watchmaker and jeweler DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY GIFTS and GREETING CARDS 2850 DEWEY AVE. 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